Great Books of the Western World, Band 14Robert Maynard Hutchins Encyclopædia Britannica, 1952 |
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... person had ever fallen under that punishment , so that Plato , the comic poet , speaking of Hyperbolus , might well say- The man deserved the fate ; deny't who can ? Yes , but the fate did not deserve the man ; Not for the like of him ...
... person had ever fallen under that punishment , so that Plato , the comic poet , speaking of Hyperbolus , might well say- The man deserved the fate ; deny't who can ? Yes , but the fate did not deserve the man ; Not for the like of him ...
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... person inferior to him in repute , but of remarkable dexterity and boldness . He persuaded Andocides to ac- cuse himself and some few others of this crime , urging to him that , upon his confession , he would be , by the decree of the ...
... person inferior to him in repute , but of remarkable dexterity and boldness . He persuaded Andocides to ac- cuse himself and some few others of this crime , urging to him that , upon his confession , he would be , by the decree of the ...
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... person , perceived it , turn- ing his steed he made towards them . And they sustaining the shock and joining battle . with him , there was a sharp conflict , as though by this encounter they were to try the success of the whole war ...
... person , perceived it , turn- ing his steed he made towards them . And they sustaining the shock and joining battle . with him , there was a sharp conflict , as though by this encounter they were to try the success of the whole war ...
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THESEUS | 1 |
ROMULUS | 15 |
ROMULUS AND THESEUS COMPARED | 30 |
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