Liverpool Classical Monthly, Band 17John Pinsent John Pinsent, 1992 |
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... reason to think otherwise . These arguments , then , demonstrate that the Cawkwell / Knox objection to Plutarch's claim of Phocion's strategiai lacks foundation . Plutarch introduces his statement that Phocion was elected general forty ...
... reason to think otherwise . These arguments , then , demonstrate that the Cawkwell / Knox objection to Plutarch's claim of Phocion's strategiai lacks foundation . Plutarch introduces his statement that Phocion was elected general forty ...
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... reason ; that is , I think , that pavтaola here assumes the role of voûs and therefore is called voûs paronymically . For this reason I would explain the latter sentence as distinguishing two sorts of intellectual activity , and not as ...
... reason ; that is , I think , that pavтaola here assumes the role of voûs and therefore is called voûs paronymically . For this reason I would explain the latter sentence as distinguishing two sorts of intellectual activity , and not as ...
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... reason to think that he is really following them in details . At True History 1. 29 Lucian and his companions pass close to Cloudcuckooland . I thought of the poet Aristophanes , a wise man and a truthful one whose compositions are ...
... reason to think that he is really following them in details . At True History 1. 29 Lucian and his companions pass close to Cloudcuckooland . I thought of the poet Aristophanes , a wise man and a truthful one whose compositions are ...
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