Liverpool Classical Monthly, Band 17John Pinsent John Pinsent, 1992 |
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... Further consideration leads them to conclude that there was no need for defence in this area in spite of the fact that Xenophon provides some in the Memorabilia - because Socrates had detached himself from the Thirty , as indicated by ...
... Further consideration leads them to conclude that there was no need for defence in this area in spite of the fact that Xenophon provides some in the Memorabilia - because Socrates had detached himself from the Thirty , as indicated by ...
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... further in attempting to prove an innuendo . However , the primary purpose of this digression was not to prove a point about Propertius 2. 16. 41-2 , but rather to survey a number of passages where Propertius and Ovid talk directly ...
... further in attempting to prove an innuendo . However , the primary purpose of this digression was not to prove a point about Propertius 2. 16. 41-2 , but rather to survey a number of passages where Propertius and Ovid talk directly ...
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... further documents the state's distinctive religious outlook , including its unusual alacrity in acting upon signs from the gods , and concludes that it is closely connected to the singular discipline of Lacedaemonian society.3 Both ...
... further documents the state's distinctive religious outlook , including its unusual alacrity in acting upon signs from the gods , and concludes that it is closely connected to the singular discipline of Lacedaemonian society.3 Both ...
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