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... woman should come to attack Athens . It is singular that Athens produced no woman of dis- tinction ; but , as Wilamowitz said many years ago , although woman is not prominent in Athenian his- tory , one woman dominates it all , the mail ...
... woman should come to attack Athens . It is singular that Athens produced no woman of dis- tinction ; but , as Wilamowitz said many years ago , although woman is not prominent in Athenian his- tory , one woman dominates it all , the mail ...
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... woman named Epicharis had been for some time in custody under suspi- cion ; and reckoning that a woman's fortitude would yield to torment , ordered her to be put upon the rack . But neither rack nor scourging nor branding with hot irons ...
... woman named Epicharis had been for some time in custody under suspi- cion ; and reckoning that a woman's fortitude would yield to torment , ordered her to be put upon the rack . But neither rack nor scourging nor branding with hot irons ...
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... woman , but caring only for the ( sup- posed ) advantage of the political units which they respectively represent . The call of conscience , of obedience to higher orders , that drags Aeneas away from the royal home which he thought he ...
... woman , but caring only for the ( sup- posed ) advantage of the political units which they respectively represent . The call of conscience , of obedience to higher orders , that drags Aeneas away from the royal home which he thought he ...
Contents
Paul Shorey | 57 |
THE POETIC STRUCTURE OF THE ODYSSEY | 97 |
ANCIENT EMPIRES AND The Modern WORLD | 125 |
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