Great Books of the Western World, Band 9Robert Maynard Hutchins Encyclopædia Britannica, 1952 |
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... sort of ' empty vanity ' , and the deficiency is un- due humility ; and as we said3 liberality was re- lated to magnificence , differing from it by deal- [ 25 ] ing with small sums , so there is a state similarly related to proper pride ...
... sort of ' empty vanity ' , and the deficiency is un- due humility ; and as we said3 liberality was re- lated to magnificence , differing from it by deal- [ 25 ] ing with small sums , so there is a state similarly related to proper pride ...
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... sort of madman or insensible person if he feared nothing , nei- ther earthquakes nor the waves , as they say the Celts do not ; while the man who exceeds in confidence about what really is terrible is rash . The rash man , however , is ...
... sort of madman or insensible person if he feared nothing , nei- ther earthquakes nor the waves , as they say the Celts do not ; while the man who exceeds in confidence about what really is terrible is rash . The rash man , however , is ...
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... sort of oligarchy is when the son succeeds . the father . There is a fourth form , likewise hereditary , in which the magistrates are su- preme and not the law . Among oligarchies this is what tyranny is among monarchies , and the last ...
... sort of oligarchy is when the son succeeds . the father . There is a fourth form , likewise hereditary , in which the magistrates are su- preme and not the law . Among oligarchies this is what tyranny is among monarchies , and the last ...
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HISTORY OF ANIMALS Historia animalium translated | 7 |
lated by William Ogle p | 161 |
by A S L Farquharson p | 233 |
Urheberrecht | |
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