Great Pedagogical Essays; Plato to SpencerFranklin Verzelius Newton Painter AMS Press, 1970 - 426 strán (strany) |
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Strana 101
... Teach me my duty to my country , to my father , to my wife , to mankind . What is it to me whether Penelope was honest or not ? Teach me to know how to be so myself , and to live according to that knowledge . What am I the better for ...
... Teach me my duty to my country , to my father , to my wife , to mankind . What is it to me whether Penelope was honest or not ? Teach me to know how to be so myself , and to live according to that knowledge . What am I the better for ...
Strana 331
... teach , are paid to talk in another strain than mine , but their conduct shows that they think as I do . For after all , what do they teach their pupils ? Words , words , words . Among all their boasted subjects , none are selected ...
... teach , are paid to talk in another strain than mine , but their conduct shows that they think as I do . For after all , what do they teach their pupils ? Words , words , words . Among all their boasted subjects , none are selected ...
Strana 354
... teach him on the hill- tops and in the valleys . There he will listen better , and the sense of freedom will give ... Teach him absolutely nothing by words that you can teach him by the things themselves ; let him see for him- self ...
... teach him on the hill- tops and in the valleys . There he will listen better , and the sense of freedom will give ... Teach him absolutely nothing by words that you can teach him by the things themselves ; let him see for him- self ...
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XENOPHON Biographical Sketch | 61 |
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