Great Pedagogical Essays; Plato to SpencerFranklin Verzelius Newton Painter AMS Press, 1970 - 426 strán (strany) |
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... honor . Nor was sentence given on our merits only once ; the thirtieth day brought the vanquished an opportunity of contending again . Thus he who was most successful , did not relax his efforts , while uneasiness incited the ...
... honor . Nor was sentence given on our merits only once ; the thirtieth day brought the vanquished an opportunity of contending again . Thus he who was most successful , did not relax his efforts , while uneasiness incited the ...
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... honor delights , who weeps when he is unsuccessful . His powers must be cultivated under the influence of ambition ; reproach will sting him to the quick ; honor will incite him ; and in such a boy I shall never be apprehensive of ...
... honor delights , who weeps when he is unsuccessful . His powers must be cultivated under the influence of ambition ; reproach will sting him to the quick ; honor will incite him ; and in such a boy I shall never be apprehensive of ...
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... honor , upon which they pique themselves , and make use of it , as much as possible , as a universal means to bring them to the end we propose . They are likewise very much affected with praise . It is our duty to make an advantage of ...
... honor , upon which they pique themselves , and make use of it , as much as possible , as a universal means to bring them to the end we propose . They are likewise very much affected with praise . It is our duty to make an advantage of ...
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ARISTOTLE Biographical Sketch | 33 |
XENOPHON Biographical Sketch | 61 |
CICERO Biographical Sketch | 83 |
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