Thasci Caecili Cypriani De Mortalitate: A Commentary, with an Introduction and Translation |
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However his philosophical allusions are not without significance for my study , for they are fairly numerous and various , and touch upon the externals of the philosophical profession , and range in character from a reference to the ...
However his philosophical allusions are not without significance for my study , for they are fairly numerous and various , and touch upon the externals of the philosophical profession , and range in character from a reference to the ...
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One allusion deals with the two kinds of pressure which are used in extracting the juice of the grape , and the other refers to ... but as a rule the allusions are scriptural in origin and tell us nothing about contemporary herding .
One allusion deals with the two kinds of pressure which are used in extracting the juice of the grape , and the other refers to ... but as a rule the allusions are scriptural in origin and tell us nothing about contemporary herding .
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In this work are to be found many allusions to contemporary custom and usage in matters of dress . In speaking of the baths of North Africa Cyprian refers to the nudity of the men and women at these mixed bathing places , and to the ...
In this work are to be found many allusions to contemporary custom and usage in matters of dress . In speaking of the baths of North Africa Cyprian refers to the nudity of the men and women at these mixed bathing places , and to the ...
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