Plutarch, כרך 111Twayne Publishers, 1970 - 177 עמודים |
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עמוד 30
... Italy . Nor , for that matter , does Plu- tarch comment on the major contemporary Latin authors , such as Perseus , Lucan , Valerius Flaccus , the younger Pliny , Martial , and Quintilian . Horace is the lone exception , for he does ...
... Italy . Nor , for that matter , does Plu- tarch comment on the major contemporary Latin authors , such as Perseus , Lucan , Valerius Flaccus , the younger Pliny , Martial , and Quintilian . Horace is the lone exception , for he does ...
עמוד 72
... Italy , a boundary designated by the river Rubicon . For a sus- penseful moment in history Caesar deliberated about his own pos- sible fate and that of Rome . Then , pronouncing the famed expres- sion , " Let the die be cast , " he ...
... Italy , a boundary designated by the river Rubicon . For a sus- penseful moment in history Caesar deliberated about his own pos- sible fate and that of Rome . Then , pronouncing the famed expres- sion , " Let the die be cast , " he ...
עמוד 73
... Italy , along with the kingship of Italy it- self which he already held . Shakespeare also was to indicate the over - reaching implications in Caesar's motives for attending the senate . Plutarch's description of the actual ...
... Italy , along with the kingship of Italy it- self which he already held . Shakespeare also was to indicate the over - reaching implications in Caesar's motives for attending the senate . Plutarch's description of the actual ...
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