Great Pedagogical Essays; Plato to SpencerFranklin Verzelius Newton Painter AMS Press, 1970 - 426 strán (strany) |
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Strana 59
... Socrates of the Republic1 is wrong in retaining only the Phrygian mode along with the Dorian , and the more so because he rejects the flute ; for the Phrygian is to the modes what the flute is to musical instruments both of them are ...
... Socrates of the Republic1 is wrong in retaining only the Phrygian mode along with the Dorian , and the more so because he rejects the flute ; for the Phrygian is to the modes what the flute is to musical instruments both of them are ...
Strana 69
... Socrates , " said he , " could she have had sufficient knowledge when I took her , since she came to my house when she was not fifteen years old , and had spent the preceding part of her life under the strictest restraint , in order ...
... Socrates , " said he , " could she have had sufficient knowledge when I took her , since she came to my house when she was not fifteen years old , and had spent the preceding part of her life under the strictest restraint , in order ...
Strana 138
... Socrates with impunity , for as all reviled him and nicknamed him the kicker , he hung himself . And when Aristophanes brought his " Clouds on the stage , and bespattered Socrates with his gibes and flouts , and one of the spectators ...
... Socrates with impunity , for as all reviled him and nicknamed him the kicker , he hung himself . And when Aristophanes brought his " Clouds on the stage , and bespattered Socrates with his gibes and flouts , and one of the spectators ...
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ARISTOTLE Biographical Sketch | 33 |
XENOPHON Biographical Sketch | 61 |
CICERO Biographical Sketch | 83 |
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