Liverpool Classical Monthly, Band 13John Pinsent, 1988 |
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... attention from the character to the poet and his narrative technique . At this point he is about to introduce two divine interventions . The first , Athene's , belongs to a familiar pattern , with the hero wavering between stipulated ...
... attention from the character to the poet and his narrative technique . At this point he is about to introduce two divine interventions . The first , Athene's , belongs to a familiar pattern , with the hero wavering between stipulated ...
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... attention . Slapstick or other forms of physical exertion are restricted to the first and last scenes of the play . Neither part required important singing passages . Hence McLeish may well be right in suggesting that both roles were ...
... attention . Slapstick or other forms of physical exertion are restricted to the first and last scenes of the play . Neither part required important singing passages . Hence McLeish may well be right in suggesting that both roles were ...
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... attention to the words in which Plato makes Callicles express his position . I To Socrates ' question whether the strong man will exercise self - control ( 491d ff . ) Callicles replies that a man cannot be happy if he is enslaved ...
... attention to the words in which Plato makes Callicles express his position . I To Socrates ' question whether the strong man will exercise self - control ( 491d ff . ) Callicles replies that a man cannot be happy if he is enslaved ...
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