Great Pedagogical Essays; Plato to SpencerFranklin Verzelius Newton Painter AMS Press, 1970 - 426 strán (strany) |
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... the young , pleasing to the old , and an agree- able companion in retirement , and which alone , of all depart- ments of learning , has in it more service than show . VII . PLUTARCH . BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCH . Plutarch , the 124 QUINTILIAN.
... the young , pleasing to the old , and an agree- able companion in retirement , and which alone , of all depart- ments of learning , has in it more service than show . VII . PLUTARCH . BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCH . Plutarch , the 124 QUINTILIAN.
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Franklin Verzelius Newton Painter. VII . PLUTARCH . BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCH . Plutarch , the celebrated biographer and moralist , was born at Charonea , in Bœotia about 50 A. D. After study- ing at Delphi under a distinguished teacher , he ...
Franklin Verzelius Newton Painter. VII . PLUTARCH . BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCH . Plutarch , the celebrated biographer and moralist , was born at Charonea , in Bœotia about 50 A. D. After study- ing at Delphi under a distinguished teacher , he ...
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... is mended by training : and while simple things escape the eyes of the careless , difficult things are reached by painstaking . The wonderful efficacy and power of long : and continuous labor you may see indeed every day .126 PLUTARCH.
... is mended by training : and while simple things escape the eyes of the careless , difficult things are reached by painstaking . The wonderful efficacy and power of long : and continuous labor you may see indeed every day .126 PLUTARCH.
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ARISTOTLE Biographical Sketch | 33 |
XENOPHON Biographical Sketch | 61 |
CICERO Biographical Sketch | 83 |
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