Liverpool Classical Monthly, Band 17John Pinsent John Pinsent, 1992 |
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... fact , I give almost precisely proportionate space , in both introduction and commentary , to the critique of poetry and the myth of Er ; the one section I treat more lightly is an argument for immortality which most Platonists have ...
... fact , I give almost precisely proportionate space , in both introduction and commentary , to the critique of poetry and the myth of Er ; the one section I treat more lightly is an argument for immortality which most Platonists have ...
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... fact that I knew of no work solely devoted to the plot of the trilogy . G. ( On p . 17 ) For K. , ' the concept of the antithesis Nomos - phusis ... is considered as the theme of the trilogy . ' The methodological implications of a ...
... fact that I knew of no work solely devoted to the plot of the trilogy . G. ( On p . 17 ) For K. , ' the concept of the antithesis Nomos - phusis ... is considered as the theme of the trilogy . ' The methodological implications of a ...
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... fact that the circus was essentially better suited for social approach work ( Sat. 11. 201f . ) . 49 The question of why Augustus apparently changed the seating arrangements for women only in theatre and amphitheatre is usually answered ...
... fact that the circus was essentially better suited for social approach work ( Sat. 11. 201f . ) . 49 The question of why Augustus apparently changed the seating arrangements for women only in theatre and amphitheatre is usually answered ...
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