Great Books of the Western World, Band 14Robert Maynard Hutchins Encyclopædia Britannica, 1952 |
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... death was presaged by this vision , which he thus explained . A dog is enemy to him he barks at ; and one is always most a pleasure to one's enemies when one is dead ; the mixture of human voice with barking signifies the Medes , for ...
... death was presaged by this vision , which he thus explained . A dog is enemy to him he barks at ; and one is always most a pleasure to one's enemies when one is dead ; the mixture of human voice with barking signifies the Medes , for ...
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... death , but carrying marks of a halter and blows about him , and seeming rather to have been taken off by those who suborned him . These things kept Lucullus at a greater distance from the republic . But when Cicero was banished the ...
... death , but carrying marks of a halter and blows about him , and seeming rather to have been taken off by those who suborned him . These things kept Lucullus at a greater distance from the republic . But when Cicero was banished the ...
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... death of Cæpio , 623 ; at Antioch , 624 ; quæstor , 625 ; tribune , 627 ; and Cæsar , 628 ; and Pompey , 629–632 ; and Ptolemy , 633 ; and Cicero , 635 ; prætor , 636 ; stands for consulship , 639 ; at Dyrrha- chium , 640 ; in Utica ...
... death of Cæpio , 623 ; at Antioch , 624 ; quæstor , 625 ; tribune , 627 ; and Cæsar , 628 ; and Pompey , 629–632 ; and Ptolemy , 633 ; and Cicero , 635 ; prætor , 636 ; stands for consulship , 639 ; at Dyrrha- chium , 640 ; in Utica ...
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THESEUS | 1 |
ROMULUS | 15 |
ROMULUS AND THESEUS COMPARED | 30 |
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