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If so , he lived to see the futility of the policy he thus admired , which was
doubtless partly owing to the division of the dynastic party after Hiero ' s death .
Chromios took active part in Hiero ' s martial enterprises , and as ambassador to
Anaxilas ...
If so , he lived to see the futility of the policy he thus admired , which was
doubtless partly owing to the division of the dynastic party after Hiero ' s death .
Chromios took active part in Hiero ' s martial enterprises , and as ambassador to
Anaxilas ...
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Rem . 46 . A bold phrase both in construction and sense . “ As he kept throttling
them , the time made them breathe forth the life from their dread frames . The
causal use of átovéw is strange and the word is not the most appropriate to death
by ...
Rem . 46 . A bold phrase both in construction and sense . “ As he kept throttling
them , the time made them breathe forth the life from their dread frames . The
causal use of átovéw is strange and the word is not the most appropriate to death
by ...
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Is tutelary deity of . ' πατρώαν . ] The Salamis of his fathers , ' opposed to the
ambiguam tellure noua Salamina futuram , promised to Teucer , Hor . Od . I . 7 .
29 . 49 . After death Achilles was . 5ο νάσον : Θέτις δε κρατεί Φθία Νεοπτόλεμος δ
...
Is tutelary deity of . ' πατρώαν . ] The Salamis of his fathers , ' opposed to the
ambiguam tellure noua Salamina futuram , promised to Teucer , Hor . Od . I . 7 .
29 . 49 . After death Achilles was . 5ο νάσον : Θέτις δε κρατεί Φθία Νεοπτόλεμος δ
...
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In the myth he takes occasion to give a complimentary turn to his version of the
death of Neoptolemos , given according to the Schol . ( v . 94 [ 65 ] ) in a
Dithyramb sung at Delphi , whereby the poet had given offence to Aeginêtans .
He does ...
In the myth he takes occasion to give a complimentary turn to his version of the
death of Neoptolemos , given according to the Schol . ( v . 94 [ 65 ] ) in a
Dithyramb sung at Delphi , whereby the poet had given offence to Aeginêtans .
He does ...
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the prayer to Herakles ( a god of hot springs ) I gather that Theâriôn was an
invalid not unlikely to die by an inglorious death from disease and already dead
to an active life . If such infirmity had been induced by a wound or injury for which
he ...
the prayer to Herakles ( a god of hot springs ) I gather that Theâriôn was an
invalid not unlikely to die by an inglorious death from disease and already dead
to an active life . If such infirmity had been induced by a wound or injury for which
he ...
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| Title | The Nemean and Isthmian Odes Pindar: The Nemean and Isthmian Odes, Charles Augustus Maude Fennell |
| Author | Pindar |
| Editor | Charles Augustus Maude Fennell |
| Contributor | Charles Augustus Maude Fennell |
| Publisher | University Press, 1883 |
| Original from | Oxford University |
| Digitized | 10 Aug 2006 |
| Length | 275 pages |
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