Great Books of the Western World, Band 14Robert Maynard Hutchins Encyclopædia Britannica, 1952 |
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... Athens , he sent away his children privately to Eubœa , commending them to the care of Elephenor , the son of Chalcodon ; and he him- self having solemnly cursed the people of Athens in the village of Gargettus , in which there yet ...
... Athens , he sent away his children privately to Eubœa , commending them to the care of Elephenor , the son of Chalcodon ; and he him- self having solemnly cursed the people of Athens in the village of Gargettus , in which there yet ...
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... Athens , bribing , as Theo- pompus reports , the Lacedæmonian ephors not to be against it , but , as most relate it , overreaching and deceiving them . For , under the pretext of an embassy , he went to Sparta , whereupon the ...
... Athens , bribing , as Theo- pompus reports , the Lacedæmonian ephors not to be against it , but , as most relate it , overreaching and deceiving them . For , under the pretext of an embassy , he went to Sparta , whereupon the ...
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... Athens put the sherd into our hands . But we have given elsewhere a fuller state- ment of what is known to us of the matter . Alcibiades was not less disturbed at the distinctions which Nicias gained amongst the enemies of Athens than ...
... Athens put the sherd into our hands . But we have given elsewhere a fuller state- ment of what is known to us of the matter . Alcibiades was not less disturbed at the distinctions which Nicias gained amongst the enemies of Athens than ...
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ROMULUS | 15 |
ROMULUS AND THESEUS COMPARED | 30 |
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