Transactions and Proceedings of the American Philological Association, Volume 100Association, 1969 - Classical philology Beginning with v. 31, the proceedings and papers of the Philological Association of the Pacific Coast are included. |
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Page 138
... evidence to support this assumption . 15 Finally , the most conclusive evidence for Plato's attitude in this advises Alcibiades to make sure of the value of what he is seeking ( i.e. Socrates ' wisdom ) before trying to acquire it . 14 ...
... evidence to support this assumption . 15 Finally , the most conclusive evidence for Plato's attitude in this advises Alcibiades to make sure of the value of what he is seeking ( i.e. Socrates ' wisdom ) before trying to acquire it . 14 ...
Page 188
... evidence which indicates that he increased the number of moneyers from three to four.21 There is , however , no other evidence on the point for this time . In connection with Augustus , on the contrary , we have what appears to be an ...
... evidence which indicates that he increased the number of moneyers from three to four.21 There is , however , no other evidence on the point for this time . In connection with Augustus , on the contrary , we have what appears to be an ...
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... evidence that it was regarded as an oath.60 In view of this , the expression to legomenon , " that which is spoken , " found in Ed . 13.10.2 should be regarded as part of the evidence , not rashly emended to to dedomenon by Kroll.61 ...
... evidence that it was regarded as an oath.60 In view of this , the expression to legomenon , " that which is spoken , " found in Ed . 13.10.2 should be regarded as part of the evidence , not rashly emended to to dedomenon by Kroll.61 ...
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ORGANIZATION | iii |
Officers Directors and Committees | viii |
Award of Merit | x |
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