Great Pedagogical Essays; Plato to SpencerFranklin Verzelius Newton Painter AMS Press, 1970 - 426 strán (strany) |
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... allowed themselves to distinguish certain verses with a particular mark of censure , and to remove , as spurious , certain books which had been inscribed with false titles , from their sets , but even brought some authors within their ...
... allowed themselves to distinguish certain verses with a particular mark of censure , and to remove , as spurious , certain books which had been inscribed with false titles , from their sets , but even brought some authors within their ...
Strana 200
... allowed to do so . 56. In every class , according to the custom of the place , let him appoint a student as public censor , or if this name is displeasing , an upper decurion or prætor ; who , that he may be in honor among his fellow ...
... allowed to do so . 56. In every class , according to the custom of the place , let him appoint a student as public censor , or if this name is displeasing , an upper decurion or prætor ; who , that he may be in honor among his fellow ...
Strana 276
... allowed to cool it is useless to hammer it , but it must once more be placed in the fire , and thus much time and iron are wasted . Since every time that it is heated , it loses some of its mass . " 56 . Rectification . It follows ...
... allowed to cool it is useless to hammer it , but it must once more be placed in the fire , and thus much time and iron are wasted . Since every time that it is heated , it loses some of its mass . " 56 . Rectification . It follows ...
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ARISTOTLE Biographical Sketch | 33 |
XENOPHON Biographical Sketch | 61 |
CICERO Biographical Sketch | 83 |
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