Great Books of the Western World, Band 14Robert Maynard Hutchins Encyclopædia Britannica, 1952 |
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... carried by an irregular course , not in general into the in- habited part of the earth , but for the most part into the wide sea ; which is the cause of their not being observed . Daimachus , in his treatise On Religion , sup- ports the ...
... carried by an irregular course , not in general into the in- habited part of the earth , but for the most part into the wide sea ; which is the cause of their not being observed . Daimachus , in his treatise On Religion , sup- ports the ...
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... carried off the dead , which when he understood , he stopped the fleet , and sent a herald to the enemy for leave to carry off the dead ; though by law and custom , he that by a truce craved leave to carry off the dead was hereby ...
... carried off the dead , which when he understood , he stopped the fleet , and sent a herald to the enemy for leave to carry off the dead ; though by law and custom , he that by a truce craved leave to carry off the dead was hereby ...
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... carried the victory ; that had taken a million of men prisoners , and slain as many upon the spot in pitched battles ? But they went on soliciting and clamouring , and on reaching the plain of Pharsalia , they forced Pompey by their ...
... carried the victory ; that had taken a million of men prisoners , and slain as many upon the spot in pitched battles ? But they went on soliciting and clamouring , and on reaching the plain of Pharsalia , they forced Pompey by their ...
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ROMULUS | 15 |
ROMULUS AND THESEUS COMPARED | 30 |
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