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You have , then , agreed that you know by means of that by which you know both always whether when you know or however you like ( for you have agreed that you always know ) - and at the same time everything ' .
You have , then , agreed that you know by means of that by which you know both always whether when you know or however you like ( for you have agreed that you always know ) - and at the same time everything ' .
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... the first nai , which belongs closely with åsi , means ' both ' ; ette onws Boúhel , parallel to a temporal clause , means in effect ' or whenever else you like ' ( and Ette .. eľte means in effect ' both and ' ) ; and the second ...
... the first nai , which belongs closely with åsi , means ' both ' ; ette onws Boúhel , parallel to a temporal clause , means in effect ' or whenever else you like ' ( and Ette .. eľte means in effect ' both and ' ) ; and the second ...
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That glubere here means ' making the foreskin retract ' is certain , but no parallel in Aristophanes , no ' imitation ' by Ausonius ( why should he , four hundred years after Catullus , have known better than ourselves ? ) ...
That glubere here means ' making the foreskin retract ' is certain , but no parallel in Aristophanes , no ' imitation ' by Ausonius ( why should he , four hundred years after Catullus , have known better than ourselves ? ) ...
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Dr John Fell editor of Alexander 911 | 9 |
Two textual notes on Aristotle | 17 |
feared that 1979 would be inaugurated by a very attentuated number | 9 |
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