Great Pedogogical Essays: Plato to SpencerAmerican book Company, 1905 - 426 strán (strany) |
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... course . ATH . And this is just what takes place in almost all our cities . A magistrate offers a public sacrifice , and there come in not one but many choruses , who stand by them- selves a little way from the altar , and from time to ...
... course . ATH . And this is just what takes place in almost all our cities . A magistrate offers a public sacrifice , and there come in not one but many choruses , who stand by them- selves a little way from the altar , and from time to ...
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... course , and make a fair ending , and then we will praise him ; and let praise be given equally to women as well as men who have been distinguished in virtue . The order of songs and dances shall be as follows : - There are many ancient ...
... course , and make a fair ending , and then we will praise him ; and let praise be given equally to women as well as men who have been distinguished in virtue . The order of songs and dances shall be as follows : - There are many ancient ...
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... course , as in Lacedæmon , Megillus , letting the girls share in gymnastic and music , while the grown - up women , no longer employed in spinning wool , are actively engaged in weaving the web of life , which will be no cheap or mean ...
... course , as in Lacedæmon , Megillus , letting the girls share in gymnastic and music , while the grown - up women , no longer employed in spinning wool , are actively engaged in weaving the web of life , which will be no cheap or mean ...
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... their perfection and consummation ; and therefore to this end all freemen ought to arrange the time of their em- ployments during the whole course of the twenty - four hours , from morning to evening and from evening to 26 PLATO.
... their perfection and consummation ; and therefore to this end all freemen ought to arrange the time of their em- ployments during the whole course of the twenty - four hours , from morning to evening and from evening to 26 PLATO.
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... course of instruction he followed with his illustrious pupil is not known in its details , but was presumably that which prevailed at Athens . He enjoyed the highest confidence of both Philip and Alex- ander , and during his three or ...
... course of instruction he followed with his illustrious pupil is not known in its details , but was presumably that which prevailed at Athens . He enjoyed the highest confidence of both Philip and Alex- ander , and during his three or ...
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