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... clear voice of the Republic herself calling Cicero back home is a far more potent almost poetical - image . Almost poetical ? · In their comment on fam.10.1.1 , Tyrell and Purser3 write : This personification of the State is found ...
... clear voice of the Republic herself calling Cicero back home is a far more potent almost poetical - image . Almost poetical ? · In their comment on fam.10.1.1 , Tyrell and Purser3 write : This personification of the State is found ...
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... clearly that Plangon's baby was suckled by its own mother ( 535-6 and 540-1 ) , thus Chrysis ' ability to suckle is ... clear to the audience from the beginning of the play , in Moschion's introductory monologue , the future of ...
... clearly that Plangon's baby was suckled by its own mother ( 535-6 and 540-1 ) , thus Chrysis ' ability to suckle is ... clear to the audience from the beginning of the play , in Moschion's introductory monologue , the future of ...
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... clear evidence in the literature for anyone who lives and farms out on his own in the countryside'2 . One of the texts considered by Osborne as possible evidence of isolated farmsteads , but then rejected , is Demosthenes 553. It is the ...
... clear evidence in the literature for anyone who lives and farms out on his own in the countryside'2 . One of the texts considered by Osborne as possible evidence of isolated farmsteads , but then rejected , is Demosthenes 553. It is the ...
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