Plutarch, כרך 111Twayne Publishers, 1970 - 177 עמודים |
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עמוד 29
... intellectual of a conquered people . Add to this the fact that Plutarch was not exposed to everyday conversations of ... intellectuals , even though it was Greece that had been conquered by Rome . In this circumstance , therefore , he ...
... intellectual of a conquered people . Add to this the fact that Plutarch was not exposed to everyday conversations of ... intellectuals , even though it was Greece that had been conquered by Rome . In this circumstance , therefore , he ...
עמוד 137
... intellectuals were “ more in- debted to him [ i.e. , to Plutarch ] than to all the ancient writers . " 34 Nor was ... intellectually effective while sustaining his own personal cordiality . In an analytic introduction to a collection of ...
... intellectuals were “ more in- debted to him [ i.e. , to Plutarch ] than to all the ancient writers . " 34 Nor was ... intellectually effective while sustaining his own personal cordiality . In an analytic introduction to a collection of ...
עמוד 148
... intellectuals dur- ing the largely nonliterate Middle Ages , with the result that many pieces were kept from oblivion ... intellectual , literate fiber of the host peoples . The concrete results of Plutarch's massive influence in Europe ...
... intellectuals dur- ing the largely nonliterate Middle Ages , with the result that many pieces were kept from oblivion ... intellectual , literate fiber of the host peoples . The concrete results of Plutarch's massive influence in Europe ...
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