The Eclectic review. vol. 1-New [8th]1846 |
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... Greek Philosophy . In two vols . Longman & Co. , London , 1846 . THE vapid novels or romances which forty years ago alone supplied the English demand for works of fiction , have been gradually supplanted by a species of writing ...
... Greek Philosophy . In two vols . Longman & Co. , London , 1846 . THE vapid novels or romances which forty years ago alone supplied the English demand for works of fiction , have been gradually supplanted by a species of writing ...
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... Greek mythology , often amazes us , when we set side by side the invectives of the Hebrew Prophets against idolatry ; who must be mad fanatics , if the Greek wor- ship deserved to be looked at with any equanimity . Yet calm historians ...
... Greek mythology , often amazes us , when we set side by side the invectives of the Hebrew Prophets against idolatry ; who must be mad fanatics , if the Greek wor- ship deserved to be looked at with any equanimity . Yet calm historians ...
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... Greek than of an Athenian . His politics were those of Aris- tides or Isocrates . He desired to unite Greece against Persia . His measures , and only his , would have kept Athens and Sparta in political amity ; while they did not hinder ...
... Greek than of an Athenian . His politics were those of Aris- tides or Isocrates . He desired to unite Greece against Persia . His measures , and only his , would have kept Athens and Sparta in political amity ; while they did not hinder ...
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... Greek as the game of the mountains or the feathered fowl . But all felt that Greeks had rights towards Greeks , and especially that the money of allies , at first freely contributed , could not be justly exacted by compulsion , and then ...
... Greek as the game of the mountains or the feathered fowl . But all felt that Greeks had rights towards Greeks , and especially that the money of allies , at first freely contributed , could not be justly exacted by compulsion , and then ...
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... Greek ' - a preference of which he very soon after repented so sincerely , that in more mature life the mathematical sciences formed almost the solitary exception to the encyclopædical range of his studies . Two years after this were ...
... Greek ' - a preference of which he very soon after repented so sincerely , that in more mature life the mathematical sciences formed almost the solitary exception to the encyclopædical range of his studies . Two years after this were ...
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Страница 575 - Take patience, labor, to their heart and hand, From thy hand and thy heart and thy brave cheer, And God's grace fructify through thee to all. The least flower, with a brimming cup may stand And share its dewdrop with another near.
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