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If any Greek word could be fairly called ' obscene ' it was launaζειν . Blveiv and the desiderative Blunt cã v.occur about 30 times in the remains of Attic and Atticizing comedy . They are not limited as lalnáζειν , λαικα στης and ...
If any Greek word could be fairly called ' obscene ' it was launaζειν . Blveiv and the desiderative Blunt cã v.occur about 30 times in the remains of Attic and Atticizing comedy . They are not limited as lalnáζειν , λαικα στης and ...
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Errors in fact , when they occur , are often trivial , though we do find the Page Eurylochos incorrectly called the brother of Charikles ( Berve 2,159 , n.l ; and again at 2.150 & 407 ) : Arrian ...
Errors in fact , when they occur , are often trivial , though we do find the Page Eurylochos incorrectly called the brother of Charikles ( Berve 2,159 , n.l ; and again at 2.150 & 407 ) : Arrian ...
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... historians in general , it is impossible to conclude that Klearchos and Kleandors were two different individuals ( and that one out - ranked the other ) because the former is called τοξάρχης and the latter στρατηγός των τοξοτών .
... historians in general , it is impossible to conclude that Klearchos and Kleandors were two different individuals ( and that one out - ranked the other ) because the former is called τοξάρχης and the latter στρατηγός των τοξοτών .
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Dr John Fell editor of Alexander 911 | 9 |
Two textual notes on Aristotle | 17 |
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