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 80
... final phrase of the definition , " fashioned without blemish , " continues the image of perfection , and here Simonides comes closer to the " inner " man . Psogos is the blame or censure which is pro- nounced by an individual or by ...
... final phrase of the definition , " fashioned without blemish , " continues the image of perfection , and here Simonides comes closer to the " inner " man . Psogos is the blame or censure which is pro- nounced by an individual or by ...
Page 138
... final argument , he mentions , without comment , that Protagoras is the first one to charge a fee ( 349A3-4 ) . Again , at the end of the long final proof that all decisions in life depend only upon knowledge , Socrates says that the ...
... final argument , he mentions , without comment , that Protagoras is the first one to charge a fee ( 349A3-4 ) . Again , at the end of the long final proof that all decisions in life depend only upon knowledge , Socrates says that the ...
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... final fall from the favor of the gods , at a point where our other sources tell of the flight to heaven . It seems , then , that these lines have been used both to smooth over the gaps in the story left by the omitted details and to ...
... final fall from the favor of the gods , at a point where our other sources tell of the flight to heaven . It seems , then , that these lines have been used both to smooth over the gaps in the story left by the omitted details and to ...
Contents
ORGANIZATION | iii |
Officers Directors and Committees | viii |
Award of Merit | x |
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