Homer and His InfluenceLongmans, Green, 1925 - 169 Seiten |
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... Greeks and early Christians must have been thoroughly familiar , and they show also the long - continued influence of Homer . With Homer Greek culture began , with him it flourished , with him it won dominion , with him it fell , and ...
... Greeks and early Christians must have been thoroughly familiar , and they show also the long - continued influence of Homer . With Homer Greek culture began , with him it flourished , with him it won dominion , with him it fell , and ...
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... Greek became almost a social necessity in England , so that Voltaire could later say that " few cultured English of his day were unfamiliar with Greek , " and a knowledge of Greek meant a knowledge of Homer . Such writers as Temple ...
... Greek became almost a social necessity in England , so that Voltaire could later say that " few cultured English of his day were unfamiliar with Greek , " and a knowledge of Greek meant a knowledge of Homer . Such writers as Temple ...
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... GREEK POLITICS . Ernest Barker , King's College , University of London . 30. ROMAN POLITICS . Frank Frost Abbott , Princeton University . 31. ROMAN LAW . Roscoe Pound , Harvard Law School . 32. ECONOMICS AND SOCIETY . M. T. Rostovtzeff ...
... GREEK POLITICS . Ernest Barker , King's College , University of London . 30. ROMAN POLITICS . Frank Frost Abbott , Princeton University . 31. ROMAN LAW . Roscoe Pound , Harvard Law School . 32. ECONOMICS AND SOCIETY . M. T. Rostovtzeff ...
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