Liverpool Classical Monthly: LCM., Bände 17-18J. Pinsent, 1992 |
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... seems to mention its case . Can we rely on a rule that if two nouns are compared by means of a verbless woπep - clause the subordinate is in agreement with the superordinate ? It does seem that in such circumstances , and given that the ...
... seems to mention its case . Can we rely on a rule that if two nouns are compared by means of a verbless woπep - clause the subordinate is in agreement with the superordinate ? It does seem that in such circumstances , and given that the ...
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... seems a more reliable authority than the vague anecdote in which Chares poked fun at Phocion's brows ( Phoc . 5. 2 ) .7 It is from this statue , too , in all likelihood , that Plutarch learned of Phocion's amazing record of forty - five ...
... seems a more reliable authority than the vague anecdote in which Chares poked fun at Phocion's brows ( Phoc . 5. 2 ) .7 It is from this statue , too , in all likelihood , that Plutarch learned of Phocion's amazing record of forty - five ...
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... seems an odd epithet to mark out the polar bear ; some reference to its colour would seem more appropriate . Moreover , in Oppian's other extant poem , the Cynegetica , all bears are described in similar terms , suggesting that in the ...
... seems an odd epithet to mark out the polar bear ; some reference to its colour would seem more appropriate . Moreover , in Oppian's other extant poem , the Cynegetica , all bears are described in similar terms , suggesting that in the ...
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