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But is it to the whole preface that nunc ad inceptum redeo refers ? As W. himself notes , the only other occurrence in Sallust's extant works is at BJ 42.5 , quam ob rem ad inceptum redeo . Now , the digression which that formula ends ...
But is it to the whole preface that nunc ad inceptum redeo refers ? As W. himself notes , the only other occurrence in Sallust's extant works is at BJ 42.5 , quam ob rem ad inceptum redeo . Now , the digression which that formula ends ...
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119 > > 1 Sentence to be referring to the soul as a whole rather than to the Winamed part within it , and as reforring lo u prert degree of variabilily rather than to a greater degree of fineness ; but the much greater fineness of the ...
119 > > 1 Sentence to be referring to the soul as a whole rather than to the Winamed part within it , and as reforring lo u prert degree of variabilily rather than to a greater degree of fineness ; but the much greater fineness of the ...
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3.5 The oddest part of the whole business is the desire to deceive the rulers on this point . For the rulers are the philosopher - kings ; all that is said about the philosophers above in 3.4 applies to them , but , if the deceit is ...
3.5 The oddest part of the whole business is the desire to deceive the rulers on this point . For the rulers are the philosopher - kings ; all that is said about the philosophers above in 3.4 applies to them , but , if the deceit is ...
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Dr John Fell editor of Alexander 911 | 9 |
Two textual notes on Aristotle | 17 |
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