Great Pedagogical Essays; Plato to SpencerFranklin Verzelius Newton Painter AMS Press, 1970 - 426 strán (strany) |
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... wisdom which is employed in inquiring into the methods of settling and managing governments , he , though a ready speaker , was promptly attacked by the other , a man of abundant learning , and of an almost incredible variety and ...
... wisdom which is employed in inquiring into the methods of settling and managing governments , he , though a ready speaker , was promptly attacked by the other , a man of abundant learning , and of an almost incredible variety and ...
Strana 152
... wisdom with severity . For your cor- rections will not kill them , but rather preserve them . As Solomon says somewhere in the book of Wisdom : Chas- ten thy son , and he will refresh thee ; so wilt thou have good hope of him . Thou ...
... wisdom with severity . For your cor- rections will not kill them , but rather preserve them . As Solomon says somewhere in the book of Wisdom : Chas- ten thy son , and he will refresh thee ; so wilt thou have good hope of him . Thou ...
Strana 160
... wisdom , it goes back in its origin to this one source of the wisdom of the Church . Every truth , which is discovered by any one , is recognized as true by the truth itself through the media- tion of the truth ; every good thing ...
... wisdom , it goes back in its origin to this one source of the wisdom of the Church . Every truth , which is discovered by any one , is recognized as true by the truth itself through the media- tion of the truth ; every good thing ...
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XENOPHON Biographical Sketch | 61 |
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