Great Pedagogical Essays; Plato to SpencerFranklin Verzelius Newton Painter AMS Press, 1970 - 426 strán (strany) |
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... allowed that whichsoever of the two is superior in this virtue , whether the man or the woman , shall receive a greater portion of the benefit arising from it . 28. But as the nature of both is not fully adapted for all these ...
... allowed that whichsoever of the two is superior in this virtue , whether the man or the woman , shall receive a greater portion of the benefit arising from it . 28. But as the nature of both is not fully adapted for all these ...
Strana 123
... 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 184
... allowed good books to perish , and bad ones to survive . But my advice is , not to collect all sorts of books indis- criminately , thinking only of getting a vast number to- gether . I would have discrimination used , because it is not ...
... allowed good books to perish , and bad ones to survive . But my advice is , not to collect all sorts of books indis- criminately , thinking only of getting a vast number to- gether . I would have discrimination used , because it is not ...
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PLATO Biographical Sketch | 7 |
ARISTOTLE Biographical Sketch | 33 |
XENOPHON Biographical Sketch | 61 |
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