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For the references to the books whence the Fragments are taken I have trusted to
Böckh and Bergk ; they are given because it is often needful to know the context
in which a fragment stands to make it thoroughly available for purposes of ...
For the references to the books whence the Fragments are taken I have trusted to
Böckh and Bergk ; they are given because it is often needful to know the context
in which a fragment stands to make it thoroughly available for purposes of ...
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... to the Public Orator for lending me Ms . marginal notes to Cookesley ' s edition
taken by a Clare man from the late Mr Arthur Holmes ' lectures ; to Professor
Colvin for kindly selecting and seeing to the illustrative coins ; to Mr Fanshawe
and ...
... to the Public Orator for lending me Ms . marginal notes to Cookesley ' s edition
taken by a Clare man from the late Mr Arthur Holmes ' lectures ; to Professor
Colvin for kindly selecting and seeing to the illustrative coins ; to Mr Fanshawe
and ...
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For the references to the books whence the Fragments are taken I have trusted to
Böckh and Bergk ; they are given because it is often needful to know the context
in which a fragment stands to make it thoroughly available for purposes of ...
For the references to the books whence the Fragments are taken I have trusted to
Böckh and Bergk ; they are given because it is often needful to know the context
in which a fragment stands to make it thoroughly available for purposes of ...
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... to the Public Orator for lending me Ms . marginal notes to Cookesley ' s edition
taken by a Clare man from the late Mr Arthur Holmes ' lectures ; to Professor
Colvin for kindly selecting and seeing to the illustrative coins ; to Mr Fanshawe
and ...
... to the Public Orator for lending me Ms . marginal notes to Cookesley ' s edition
taken by a Clare man from the late Mr Arthur Holmes ' lectures ; to Professor
Colvin for kindly selecting and seeing to the illustrative coins ; to Mr Fanshawe
and ...
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In wrestling , boxing , and the pankration we have “ reason to hold that this took
place , and it seems all but certain that “ it must have taken place also in the
pentathlon . “ In this case there must have frequently been an ephedros among
the ...
In wrestling , boxing , and the pankration we have “ reason to hold that this took
place , and it seems all but certain that “ it must have taken place also in the
pentathlon . “ In this case there must have frequently been an ephedros among
the ...
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| Title | The Nemean and Isthmian odes |
| 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 | 266 pages |
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