The General Biographical Dictionary: Containing an Historical and Critical Account of the Lives and Writings of the Most Eminent Persons in Every Nation; Particularly the British and Irish; from the Earliest Accounts to the Present Time, Том 28Alexander Chalmers J. Nichols, 1816 |
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... antiquity . That Socrates had himself a proper school , which has been denied , may perhaps be proved from Aristophanes , who derides some particulars in it , and calls it his " phron- tisterium . " Plato mentions the Academy , Lyceum ...
... antiquity . That Socrates had himself a proper school , which has been denied , may perhaps be proved from Aristophanes , who derides some particulars in it , and calls it his " phron- tisterium . " Plato mentions the Academy , Lyceum ...
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... antiquity ; but what this attend- ant spirit , genius , or dæmon was , or what we are to un- derstand by it , neither antient nor modern writers have in general been able to determine . There is some disagree- ment concerning the name ...
... antiquity ; but what this attend- ant spirit , genius , or dæmon was , or what we are to un- derstand by it , neither antient nor modern writers have in general been able to determine . There is some disagree- ment concerning the name ...
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... more affecting picture to be found in antiquity , we will exhibit it here in his own words . Socrates , the day he was to die , had been discoursing to his friends upon the immor- 1 6 tality of the soul : and , " 188 . SOCRATES .
... more affecting picture to be found in antiquity , we will exhibit it here in his own words . Socrates , the day he was to die , had been discoursing to his friends upon the immor- 1 6 tality of the soul : and , " 188 . SOCRATES .
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... antiquity of the Egyptian wisdom , said to him , " Solon , Solon , you Greeks are always children ; you have not an old man among you . " From Egypt he sailed to Cyprus , where he formed an intimate friendship with Philocyprus , one of ...
... antiquity of the Egyptian wisdom , said to him , " Solon , Solon , you Greeks are always children ; you have not an old man among you . " From Egypt he sailed to Cyprus , where he formed an intimate friendship with Philocyprus , one of ...
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... time at his seat near Cheshunt in Hertfordshire , in the study of history , antiquities , and polite literature . From 1698 to 1703 he had sat as president of the Royal Society , of which he had been elected a fellow in the 210 SOMERS .
... time at his seat near Cheshunt in Hertfordshire , in the study of history , antiquities , and polite literature . From 1698 to 1703 he had sat as president of the Royal Society , of which he had been elected a fellow in the 210 SOMERS .
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