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... known as the head of a school— for the φροντιστής implies the φροντιστήριον — at the beginning of the Archidamian War , and the evidence of Aristophanes points in the same direction as he introduces the poνTITάplov as if it was already ...
... known as the head of a school— for the φροντιστής implies the φροντιστήριον — at the beginning of the Archidamian War , and the evidence of Aristophanes points in the same direction as he introduces the poνTITάplov as if it was already ...
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... known there at least as far back as 940. He adds : No document either in Welsh or in Breton has yet been found even remotely resembling that which Walter the archdeacon is said to have brought over from Brittany ' ; yet the whole ...
... known there at least as far back as 940. He adds : No document either in Welsh or in Breton has yet been found even remotely resembling that which Walter the archdeacon is said to have brought over from Brittany ' ; yet the whole ...
Page 285
... known , by early Greek philosophers , perhaps most thoroughly and picturesquely by Empedocles in the fifth century B. C.1 The theory is still in everyday use in China . In India our earliest records , the thousand and more Vedic hymns ...
... known , by early Greek philosophers , perhaps most thoroughly and picturesquely by Empedocles in the fifth century B. C.1 The theory is still in everyday use in China . In India our earliest records , the thousand and more Vedic hymns ...
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PRESIDENTIAL ADDRESS THE NEXT THIRTY YEARS BY THE RIGHT | 1 |
ANNUAL REPORT FOR 191617 | 33 |
ANNUAL REPORT FOR 191718 | 51 |
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