Plutarch, כרך 111Twayne Publishers, 1970 - 177 עמודים |
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תוצאות 1-3 מתוך 13
עמוד 49
... Lycurgus accepted rule only reluctantly . So desirous , in fact , was Lycurgus of appearing uninterested in as- suming leadership for himself that he stayed away from govern- mental politicking altogether at first , traveling instead to ...
... Lycurgus accepted rule only reluctantly . So desirous , in fact , was Lycurgus of appearing uninterested in as- suming leadership for himself that he stayed away from govern- mental politicking altogether at first , traveling instead to ...
עמוד 126
... Lycurgus , Plutarch avers , Alexander operated according to an altruistic intent : " . . . the very plan and design of Alexander's expedition commends the man as a philosopher in his purpose not to win for himself luxury and extravagant ...
... Lycurgus , Plutarch avers , Alexander operated according to an altruistic intent : " . . . the very plan and design of Alexander's expedition commends the man as a philosopher in his purpose not to win for himself luxury and extravagant ...
עמוד 127
... Lycurgus ' stringent guidelines for running the state . More often than not , in Plutarch's accounts of rule by ... Lycurgus , we can recall the pleased tone of Plutarch as he relates how Lycurgus banished " the unnecessary and superflu ...
... Lycurgus ' stringent guidelines for running the state . More often than not , in Plutarch's accounts of rule by ... Lycurgus , we can recall the pleased tone of Plutarch as he relates how Lycurgus banished " the unnecessary and superflu ...
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