Liverpool Classical Monthly, Band 17John Pinsent John Pinsent, 1992 |
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... remains unpersuasive . When Plutarch refers to Phocion's statue , he is much more concerned to note the aftermath of Phocion's death ( i.e. the condemnation of his prosecutors ) and the comparisons drawn between Socrates and Phocion ...
... remains unpersuasive . When Plutarch refers to Phocion's statue , he is much more concerned to note the aftermath of Phocion's death ( i.e. the condemnation of his prosecutors ) and the comparisons drawn between Socrates and Phocion ...
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John Pinsent. The prime candidate for this information remains the bronze statue of Phocion and its accompanying inscription . In reporting this monument , Plutarch writes that ' the demos erected a bronze statue of him and buried his ...
John Pinsent. The prime candidate for this information remains the bronze statue of Phocion and its accompanying inscription . In reporting this monument , Plutarch writes that ' the demos erected a bronze statue of him and buried his ...
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... remains unknown , and sadly consigned to total obscurity . Nor were the offspring of Popillia as notorious as the tribuni plebis Ti . and C. Gracchus , and Sempronia , the wife of Scipio Aemilianus , sons and daughter of Cornelia ...
... remains unknown , and sadly consigned to total obscurity . Nor were the offspring of Popillia as notorious as the tribuni plebis Ti . and C. Gracchus , and Sempronia , the wife of Scipio Aemilianus , sons and daughter of Cornelia ...
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