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 159
... further study is , in fact , undertaken in the Theaetetus . It should be noted again that even if all the parts of aretê are each equivalent to epistêmê , it does not follow that they are all identical . See above , note 32 . 52 The ...
... further study is , in fact , undertaken in the Theaetetus . It should be noted again that even if all the parts of aretê are each equivalent to epistêmê , it does not follow that they are all identical . See above , note 32 . 52 The ...
Page 195
... further career , or may have been rewarded in some other manner.34 If this suggestion has any merit , we should expect to discern two trends in the coinage : first , the beginnings of true propaganda , i.e. references to contemporary ...
... further career , or may have been rewarded in some other manner.34 If this suggestion has any merit , we should expect to discern two trends in the coinage : first , the beginnings of true propaganda , i.e. references to contemporary ...
Page 258
... further addition of a second epiteresis finally drove him to protest , but his plea to the Prefect , after mentioning the chain of cumulation , em- phasizes instead considerations of fortune and residence : his means are inadequate ...
... further addition of a second epiteresis finally drove him to protest , but his plea to the Prefect , after mentioning the chain of cumulation , em- phasizes instead considerations of fortune and residence : his means are inadequate ...
Contents
ORGANIZATION | iii |
Officers Directors and Committees | viii |
Award of Merit | x |
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