Ancient GreeceTruesdell Sparhawk Brown Free Press of Glencoe, 1965 - 262 pages |
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Truesdell Sparhawk Brown. to offer his own view on these obscure matters , I will relate why I think the Nile rises ... matter is explained in a few words . For where the god comes nearest to the land it is likely that that land ...
Truesdell Sparhawk Brown. to offer his own view on these obscure matters , I will relate why I think the Nile rises ... matter is explained in a few words . For where the god comes nearest to the land it is likely that that land ...
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... matter how much gold and silver they were offered . 4 ] They also settle matters connected with faulty ship repairs and public buildings . In addition they have to arrange the annual Dionysiac , Thargelian , Panathenaean , Promethean ...
... matter how much gold and silver they were offered . 4 ] They also settle matters connected with faulty ship repairs and public buildings . In addition they have to arrange the annual Dionysiac , Thargelian , Panathenaean , Promethean ...
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... matter Lysimachus again gave his attention to Hera- cleote affairs and to the children . He made Amastris his wife , and at first he was very fond of her , but when matters of state became press- ing he left her in Heraclea while he ...
... matter Lysimachus again gave his attention to Hera- cleote affairs and to the children . He made Amastris his wife , and at first he was very fond of her , but when matters of state became press- ing he left her in Heraclea while he ...
Table des matières
Introduction I | 1 |
INTELLECtual DeveloPMENTS | 23 |
FARMER MORALIST POET | 40 |
Droits d'auteur | |
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Achaeans Alexander allies Amastris Antigonus army Asia Athenians Athens attack barbarian battle Boeotia called carried century chariot citizens Clisthenes Corcyra Corcyraeans Corinth Crete Ctesias Cyclops death decided deeds defeated democracy democrats destroyed Egypt Eleans elephants empire enemy envoys ephors Eratosthenes evil exile father fleet follows force friends give gods Greece Greeks happened held Hellen Heraclea Heracleotes Heracles Herodotus historian honor horse Indians inhabitants island king Lacedaemonians land later Libya live Lysimachus mainland matters Medes Megacles Miletus Mytilenians naval Nicomedes Nile Olympics oracle Peloponnese Peloponnesian Persian persuaded philosopher Piraeus Pisistratus poet Ptolemy punishment race reached revolt river Romans rule ruler sail Salamis Samians Samos Seleucus Semiramis sent ships Sicily side slavery slaves Socrates Sparta speak stades talents temple Themistocles Theramenes Thessaly things Thucydides took triremes turn tyranny tyrant victorious virtue walls wine women Zeus