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As to why Thucydides gives the name at 3. 92 , it may merely be for extra detail for no play is made out of this episode . Thucydides will give names which on the surface have no apparent relevance : the originators of the plan to break ...
As to why Thucydides gives the name at 3. 92 , it may merely be for extra detail for no play is made out of this episode . Thucydides will give names which on the surface have no apparent relevance : the originators of the plan to break ...
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You give calm wisdom , kindly ones , and having given , rejoice ... Having refreshed Caesar by the performance of some work ( s ) of art , the muses now give him lene consilium , “ calm wisdom " or advice . They turn from aesthetics to ...
You give calm wisdom , kindly ones , and having given , rejoice ... Having refreshed Caesar by the performance of some work ( s ) of art , the muses now give him lene consilium , “ calm wisdom " or advice . They turn from aesthetics to ...
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choriambic words oppósitís debilitat pumícibus an effect of which the translation can give no inkling ) . It is all nicely calculated to convey the immediate message , but also to deal with or forestall any regrets that this urbane poet ...
choriambic words oppósitís debilitat pumícibus an effect of which the translation can give no inkling ) . It is all nicely calculated to convey the immediate message , but also to deal with or forestall any regrets that this urbane poet ...
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distinguish himself from the Oxford scholar J U Powell 18651932 see Cosgrave op cit p | 41 |
JHS Journal of Hellenic Studies | 159 |
A Lexicon to Herodotus Cambridge 1938 2nd edn Hildesheim 1960 | 10 |
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