Great Books of the Western World, Band 14Robert Maynard Hutchins Encyclopædia Britannica, 1952 |
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... citizens as a deputa- tion , they sent them in a vessel of war , well manned and sumptuously adorned . Storm and calm at sea may both , they say , alike be dan- gerous ; as they at this time experienced , being brought almost to the ...
... citizens as a deputa- tion , they sent them in a vessel of war , well manned and sumptuously adorned . Storm and calm at sea may both , they say , alike be dan- gerous ; as they at this time experienced , being brought almost to the ...
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... citizens into a mere pit of destruc- tion , bidding them settle down in a country where the air was charged with disease , and the ground covered with dead bodies , and expose themselves to the evil influence of a strange and angered ...
... citizens into a mere pit of destruc- tion , bidding them settle down in a country where the air was charged with disease , and the ground covered with dead bodies , and expose themselves to the evil influence of a strange and angered ...
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... citizens whom he thought necessary to banish , and removed all the seats of the ephors , except one , in which he himself designed to sit and give audience ; and calling the citizens together he made an apology for his proceed- ings ...
... citizens whom he thought necessary to banish , and removed all the seats of the ephors , except one , in which he himself designed to sit and give audience ; and calling the citizens together he made an apology for his proceed- ings ...
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