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... mean , observe , that the Apology is a report of the speech actually delivered by Socrates at his trial , or that the conversation with Crito in the prison ever took place . It simply means that the Socrates we learn to know from these ...
... mean , observe , that the Apology is a report of the speech actually delivered by Socrates at his trial , or that the conversation with Crito in the prison ever took place . It simply means that the Socrates we learn to know from these ...
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... means lost life , and may just as well be rendered death ' as ' life ' . The one thing you cannot do with a tux is to live by it . When Theseus in Euripides1 bids Amphitryon ' do violence to his soul ' , he means ' Force yourself to ...
... means lost life , and may just as well be rendered death ' as ' life ' . The one thing you cannot do with a tux is to live by it . When Theseus in Euripides1 bids Amphitryon ' do violence to his soul ' , he means ' Force yourself to ...
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... means of Extension Courses , in many of which the material remains of Greece and Rome are brought before the modern eye by means of lantern slides , casts , models , and so on . The Classical Association , too , which was founded in ...
... means of Extension Courses , in many of which the material remains of Greece and Rome are brought before the modern eye by means of lantern slides , casts , models , and so on . The Classical Association , too , which was founded in ...
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CORRESPONDING FELLOWS | 9 |
OFFICERS AND COUNCIL 191516 | 12 |
OFFICERS AND COUNCIL 191617 | 17 |
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