Plutarch, כרך 111Twayne Publishers, 1970 - 177 עמודים |
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תוצאות 1-3 מתוך 8
עמוד 10
... observer and chronicler , much like a col- umnist in our modern monthly journals . Thorough readers of Plutarch therefore discover that he filled a variety of roles as biographer , historian , moralist , philosopher , and general observer ...
... observer and chronicler , much like a col- umnist in our modern monthly journals . Thorough readers of Plutarch therefore discover that he filled a variety of roles as biographer , historian , moralist , philosopher , and general observer ...
עמוד 131
... observer has noted , . . . his mind . . . was impregnated with an admiration for the Sparta of Plutarch's Lycurgus , for ancient Athens and the Roman Republic . " Oliver Goldsmith , in his Pref- ace to Plutarch's Lives , cites a ...
... observer has noted , . . . his mind . . . was impregnated with an admiration for the Sparta of Plutarch's Lycurgus , for ancient Athens and the Roman Republic . " Oliver Goldsmith , in his Pref- ace to Plutarch's Lives , cites a ...
עמוד 153
... observer like Oliver Goldsmith in his " Preface " to Plutarch's Lives , Vol . V , for example , lucidly enunciated the process : " An ingenious gentleman of my acquaintance , when asked what was the best lesson for youth ? answered ...
... observer like Oliver Goldsmith in his " Preface " to Plutarch's Lives , Vol . V , for example , lucidly enunciated the process : " An ingenious gentleman of my acquaintance , when asked what was the best lesson for youth ? answered ...
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