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... concerned with the possible superfluity of doкeîv after dó§ŋ ) . Hence it would seem that the infinitive ( s ) must be the appositional complement of the demonstrative , ' And this final item , namely .... So G. Stallbaum ad loc ...
... concerned with the possible superfluity of doкeîv after dó§ŋ ) . Hence it would seem that the infinitive ( s ) must be the appositional complement of the demonstrative , ' And this final item , namely .... So G. Stallbaum ad loc ...
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... concerned not so much the appropriation of another's work as the transmission of his work with embellishments for ... concerns Prometheus , the second Neptune , the third Minerva , the fourth Scylla , the fifth Procne , and the myths ...
... concerned not so much the appropriation of another's work as the transmission of his work with embellishments for ... concerns Prometheus , the second Neptune , the third Minerva , the fourth Scylla , the fifth Procne , and the myths ...
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... concerned with other approaches and I would not dream of denying their utility in the work of other historians ... concern my project . The new approaches to myths and legends may well tell us more about their structure or their ...
... concerned with other approaches and I would not dream of denying their utility in the work of other historians ... concern my project . The new approaches to myths and legends may well tell us more about their structure or their ...
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