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... idea that the pankration might have taken the place generally assigned to the leaping ( see , however , Plin . Ν . Η . XXXIV . c . 19 ) . But it is not my desire to damage his authority , for the three passages on the τραγμὸς do not ...
... idea that the pankration might have taken the place generally assigned to the leaping ( see , however , Plin . Ν . Η . XXXIV . c . 19 ) . But it is not my desire to damage his authority , for the three passages on the τραγμὸς do not ...
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... idea cf. ȧveóρTos iepŵv kaì xopŵv τntwμévn , Eur . El . 310. It is probable that many more cases could easily be found , and further that many cases have been misunderstood and altered by scribes and grammarians . In the causal use of ...
... idea cf. ȧveóρTos iepŵv kaì xopŵv τntwμévn , Eur . El . 310. It is probable that many more cases could easily be found , and further that many cases have been misunderstood and altered by scribes and grammarians . In the causal use of ...
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... idea of the poem is to exalt the enjoyment , both in this life and hereafter , of ease , good cheer , and fame earned by the strenuous exercise of natural powers during youth and prime . Chromios ' ancestor , Hêrakles , afforded a ...
... idea of the poem is to exalt the enjoyment , both in this life and hereafter , of ease , good cheer , and fame earned by the strenuous exercise of natural powers during youth and prime . Chromios ' ancestor , Hêrakles , afforded a ...
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... idea is not the same . The aor . = call to mind , μνηστήρ = ' one who keeps in mind of . ' πολλῶν , κ.τ.λ. ] I have entered upon a copious theme , having aimed at moderation with a state- ment of simple truth . ' The Aldine and Roman ...
... idea is not the same . The aor . = call to mind , μνηστήρ = ' one who keeps in mind of . ' πολλῶν , κ.τ.λ. ] I have entered upon a copious theme , having aimed at moderation with a state- ment of simple truth . ' The Aldine and Roman ...
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... idea that it is the poet's work to perpetuate a victory as much as it is the work of men of action to gain one . ) One must walk up- rightly and make the best use of natural powers . Strength , to wit , has its function in action ...
... idea that it is the poet's work to perpetuate a victory as much as it is the work of men of action to gain one . ) One must walk up- rightly and make the best use of natural powers . Strength , to wit , has its function in action ...
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