Social Life in Greece from Homer to MenanderMacmillan, 1874 - 495 strani |
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... regarded as the highest type and outcome of the Greek mind . But there , and there only , can we find sufficient materials to discuss the principal social questions in separate essays . The earlier ages are only known to us through the ...
... regarded as the highest type and outcome of the Greek mind . But there , and there only , can we find sufficient materials to discuss the principal social questions in separate essays . The earlier ages are only known to us through the ...
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... regarded as born in full armour , like the goddess Athene , but as growing insensibly from long sown seed and in long prepared soil . 6 In connection more particularly with such theories as those of Mr. Froude , which endeavour to get ...
... regarded as born in full armour , like the goddess Athene , but as growing insensibly from long sown seed and in long prepared soil . 6 In connection more particularly with such theories as those of Mr. Froude , which endeavour to get ...
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... but of intellect , beyond all other women , so that this court may be regarded as the poet's ideal of refinement and politeness . But admitting this , we E must also admit that the ideal is very high . III . ] 49 THE HOMERIC AGE .
... but of intellect , beyond all other women , so that this court may be regarded as the poet's ideal of refinement and politeness . But admitting this , we E must also admit that the ideal is very high . III . ] 49 THE HOMERIC AGE .
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... regarded as a trustworthy reflex of the morals of the times . No doubt the painful facts which I have noticed above ( p . 31 ) must have blunted the moral sense of men on these delicate relations . Though we now - a - days rate personal ...
... regarded as a trustworthy reflex of the morals of the times . No doubt the painful facts which I have noticed above ( p . 31 ) must have blunted the moral sense of men on these delicate relations . Though we now - a - days rate personal ...
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... regarded as a castaway , or unfit to return to her position in Menelaus ' palace . If she had not caused bloodshed and misery by the Trojan war , I see little reason to think that her crime would have been regarded much more seriously ...
... regarded as a castaway , or unfit to return to her position in Menelaus ' palace . If she had not caused bloodshed and misery by the Trojan war , I see little reason to think that her crime would have been regarded much more seriously ...
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