The City of God, Том 1J. M. Dent, 1903 |
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... Romans exclude players from partaking of theirs ; the gods require their own faults to be celebrated by poets ' inventions ; the Romans restrain the poets ' looseness from touching any of the Romans ' imper- fections . But Plato , that ...
... Romans exclude players from partaking of theirs ; the gods require their own faults to be celebrated by poets ' inventions ; the Romans restrain the poets ' looseness from touching any of the Romans ' imper- fections . But Plato , that ...
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... Romans were sorely foiled , two the wars consuls killed , and many a tall soldier and worthy of old ! ) senator left ... Romans had any better rules to despatch war sooner than the rest , the Samnites ' war lasted almost fifty years ...
... Romans were sorely foiled , two the wars consuls killed , and many a tall soldier and worthy of old ! ) senator left ... Romans had any better rules to despatch war sooner than the rest , the Samnites ' war lasted almost fifty years ...
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... Romans were sorely foiled , two perilous the wars consuls killed , and many a tall soldier and worthy of old ... Romans had any better rules to despatch war sooner than the rest , the Samnites ' war lasted almost fifty years , wherein ...
... Romans were sorely foiled , two perilous the wars consuls killed , and many a tall soldier and worthy of old ... Romans had any better rules to despatch war sooner than the rest , the Samnites ' war lasted almost fifty years , wherein ...
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