Great Books of the Western World, Band 14Robert Maynard Hutchins Encyclopædia Britannica, 1952 |
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... thought to make it im- mortal too , and , as far as human forecast could reach , to deliver it down unchangeable to posterity . He called an extraordinary as- sembly of all the people , and told them that he now thought everything ...
... thought to make it im- mortal too , and , as far as human forecast could reach , to deliver it down unchangeable to posterity . He called an extraordinary as- sembly of all the people , and told them that he now thought everything ...
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... thought , against him ; but by mistake of the ways they passed by one another , and Demetrius falling into Epirus wasted the country , and Pyrrhus , meeting with Pantauchus , prepared for an en- gagement . The soldiers fell to , and ...
... thought , against him ; but by mistake of the ways they passed by one another , and Demetrius falling into Epirus wasted the country , and Pyrrhus , meeting with Pantauchus , prepared for an en- gagement . The soldiers fell to , and ...
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... thought the first motion towards the de- sign which he had on foot did not require large forces at present , and that what was wanted was to make this first step suddenly , and so as to astound his enemies with the boldness of it ; as ...
... thought the first motion towards the de- sign which he had on foot did not require large forces at present , and that what was wanted was to make this first step suddenly , and so as to astound his enemies with the boldness of it ; as ...
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THESEUS | 1 |
ROMULUS | 15 |
ROMULUS AND THESEUS COMPARED | 30 |
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