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... celebrated in the Spring , between the great Dionysia and the Bendideia . There was perhaps some special reason why the Timo- dêmidae do not appear in connec- tion with the Olympian games . Note the emphatic position , and cf. v . 10 ...
... celebrated in the Spring , between the great Dionysia and the Bendideia . There was perhaps some special reason why the Timo- dêmidae do not appear in connec- tion with the Olympian games . Note the emphatic position , and cf. v . 10 ...
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... celebrated at the beginning of the month , for the theme which he now dismisses is closely connected both in grammar and mythical association with the Theban victory mentioned , v . 17. As for the tense οἱ ἴυγγι ἕλκομαι , the feeling re ...
... celebrated at the beginning of the month , for the theme which he now dismisses is closely connected both in grammar and mythical association with the Theban victory mentioned , v . 17. As for the tense οἱ ἴυγγι ἕλκομαι , the feeling re ...
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... celebrated by Aristotle , Varro , Columella , Aelian , while Pliny says , In nostro orbe Epiro- ticis ( bubus ) laus maxima , Nat . Hist . VIII . 70 . κατάκεινται . ] Slope down . Cf. Hor . Od . I. 17. 11 , Usticae cubantis , Lucr . IV ...
... celebrated by Aristotle , Varro , Columella , Aelian , while Pliny says , In nostro orbe Epiro- ticis ( bubus ) laus maxima , Nat . Hist . VIII . 70 . κατάκεινται . ] Slope down . Cf. Hor . Od . I. 17. 11 , Usticae cubantis , Lucr . IV ...
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... celebrating was victorious , orρépo alludes to the general turning and twisting of a wrestler's whole body , Tλéкwv to the interlacing of his limbs with his opponent's ( see the group of Lottatori ( Florence , Uffizi ) , of which there ...
... celebrating was victorious , orρépo alludes to the general turning and twisting of a wrestler's whole body , Tλéкwv to the interlacing of his limbs with his opponent's ( see the group of Lottatori ( Florence , Uffizi ) , of which there ...
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... celebrated . 48. σὺν τύχα . ] Cf. Nem . iv . 7 . Menandros ' aid was somehow se- cured by public effort . 50. Themistios was Euthy- menes ' father , the victor's maternal grandfather , according to the best explanations . μηκ . ῥίγει ...
... celebrated . 48. σὺν τύχα . ] Cf. Nem . iv . 7 . Menandros ' aid was somehow se- cured by public effort . 50. Themistios was Euthy- menes ' father , the victor's maternal grandfather , according to the best explanations . μηκ . ῥίγει ...
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