Plutarch, כרך 111Twayne Publishers, 1970 - 177 עמודים |
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עמוד 24
... consequently was out of the question . The legendary merchant marine fleets of the Greeks no longer probed the ports of the world on behalf of Grecian states but rather shuttled Roman goods back and forth across the broad Roman domain ...
... consequently was out of the question . The legendary merchant marine fleets of the Greeks no longer probed the ports of the world on behalf of Grecian states but rather shuttled Roman goods back and forth across the broad Roman domain ...
עמוד 53
... consequently was strained , and he became the butt of many cruel jokes . Plutarch projects into the future at this point , in a foreshad- owing fashion , to suggest that the early deficits in Demosthenes ' life ultimately would be ...
... consequently was strained , and he became the butt of many cruel jokes . Plutarch projects into the future at this point , in a foreshad- owing fashion , to suggest that the early deficits in Demosthenes ' life ultimately would be ...
עמוד 149
... consequently , to think of Plutarch as " dead , " as we think of classical languages like Greek and Latin . Rather , in direct and indirect fashions , his work has been redistributed through subsequent literary artists and philosophers ...
... consequently , to think of Plutarch as " dead , " as we think of classical languages like Greek and Latin . Rather , in direct and indirect fashions , his work has been redistributed through subsequent literary artists and philosophers ...
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