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... natural that the thought which introduced the middle of the ode should recur on its dismissal , and that at the close of the poem there should be echoes of the opening . The fullest literary criticism is to be found in La.
... natural that the thought which introduced the middle of the ode should recur on its dismissal , and that at the close of the poem there should be echoes of the opening . The fullest literary criticism is to be found in La.
Page ix
... . This retirement is a natural consequence of what I hold to be the qualification for ultimate victory , namely TO DEFEAT 1 See Dr Waldstein's letter at the end of this essay . EACH AND ALL OTHER COMPETITORS IN SOME ( NOT NECESSARILY.
... . This retirement is a natural consequence of what I hold to be the qualification for ultimate victory , namely TO DEFEAT 1 See Dr Waldstein's letter at the end of this essay . EACH AND ALL OTHER COMPETITORS IN SOME ( NOT NECESSARILY.
Page xiii
... naturally pre- sented itself was the pedpos at the most critical stage of a contest , namely when only three were left in , and proves nothing as to the original number of competitors . We must not forget that the pentathlon " was in ...
... naturally pre- sented itself was the pedpos at the most critical stage of a contest , namely when only three were left in , and proves nothing as to the original number of competitors . We must not forget that the pentathlon " was in ...
Page xv
... naturally occur first to the minds of late writers , if they thought of old times at all , or perhaps to the exhibitions of professional athletes of their own times ; while Plato refers to ordinary cases in the fifth and fourth ...
... naturally occur first to the minds of late writers , if they thought of old times at all , or perhaps to the exhibitions of professional athletes of their own times ; while Plato refers to ordinary cases in the fifth and fourth ...
Page xxii
... natural subject to maρaσɣéolai , ' to cause this to be provided . ' ` With respect to another class of instances , much more diffi- dence is natural , because the proposal to take the middle as causative involves a construction which ...
... natural subject to maρaσɣéolai , ' to cause this to be provided . ' ` With respect to another class of instances , much more diffi- dence is natural , because the proposal to take the middle as causative involves a construction which ...
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