Plutarch, כרך 111Twayne Publishers, 1970 - 177 עמודים |
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עמוד 41
... According to Trench , the pensive Plutarch , looking about him at the degraded state of Greece , was fired by a desire to speak out to the world , to declare that Hellas like Rome was capable of world - shaking actions , as Greece's ...
... According to Trench , the pensive Plutarch , looking about him at the degraded state of Greece , was fired by a desire to speak out to the world , to declare that Hellas like Rome was capable of world - shaking actions , as Greece's ...
עמוד 93
... according to Plutarch , he amplifies how best to attain the best Nature , Reason and Habit . As for Nature , parentage is critical . Plutarch cautions the would- be father to avoid consorting with loose women since any children thus ...
... according to Plutarch , he amplifies how best to attain the best Nature , Reason and Habit . As for Nature , parentage is critical . Plutarch cautions the would- be father to avoid consorting with loose women since any children thus ...
עמוד 118
... according to the seriousness of the misdemeanor . For relatively minor sins , Poinê assigned a corresponding penalty , Dikê ( or Jus- tice ) for worse errors , and Erinys ( or Fury ) for the most heinous crimes . Plutarch's description ...
... according to the seriousness of the misdemeanor . For relatively minor sins , Poinê assigned a corresponding penalty , Dikê ( or Jus- tice ) for worse errors , and Erinys ( or Fury ) for the most heinous crimes . Plutarch's description ...
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