Plutarch, כרך 111Twayne Publishers, 1970 - 177 עמודים |
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עמוד 20
... deeds is not ours to enjoy . One of the most verbose biographers of the ancient world , who expended an infinite number of words on others , never decided to record his own life in a formal autobiography . Fur- thermore , Plutarch's ...
... deeds is not ours to enjoy . One of the most verbose biographers of the ancient world , who expended an infinite number of words on others , never decided to record his own life in a formal autobiography . Fur- thermore , Plutarch's ...
עמוד 31
... deeds and throughout all his writ- ings , one discovers a faith in the dignity of man . Such a notion is seminal to all humanists . Man could improve himself if he had blueprints of correct behavior before him , Plutarch further be ...
... deeds and throughout all his writ- ings , one discovers a faith in the dignity of man . Such a notion is seminal to all humanists . Man could improve himself if he had blueprints of correct behavior before him , Plutarch further be ...
עמוד 39
... deeds were performed . That he was fully aware he pursued a course not strictly histori- cal , and thus anticipated later criticism of his approach , is best shown through his own words on the subject . In opening his com- mentary ...
... deeds were performed . That he was fully aware he pursued a course not strictly histori- cal , and thus anticipated later criticism of his approach , is best shown through his own words on the subject . In opening his com- mentary ...
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