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... network that embraced close friends paralleled the general structure of Greek paternalism ; this phenomenon was a characteristic of the Athenian Jews , who by virtue of education , 14 > See Matsas , The illusion of safety , pp .
... network that embraced close friends paralleled the general structure of Greek paternalism ; this phenomenon was a characteristic of the Athenian Jews , who by virtue of education , 14 > See Matsas , The illusion of safety , pp .
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We , the initiates , his friends , his close friends - we , the initiates , we know for whom the lines were written . The ignorant Antiocheans read “ Emonides " 21 - 19 Cavafy 1994 : 195 , 209 . 20 Cavafy 1991 : 52 .
We , the initiates , his friends , his close friends - we , the initiates , we know for whom the lines were written . The ignorant Antiocheans read “ Emonides " 21 - 19 Cavafy 1994 : 195 , 209 . 20 Cavafy 1991 : 52 .
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35 This is very close to Cavafy's line “ who would perhaps have saved us but they did not let him ” . The connection is even closer than it appears when we see that Cavafy originally wrote troũ iows uās šowÇE Öv ( “ who was perhaps ...
35 This is very close to Cavafy's line “ who would perhaps have saved us but they did not let him ” . The connection is even closer than it appears when we see that Cavafy originally wrote troũ iows uās šowÇE Öv ( “ who was perhaps ...
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forty years | 25 |
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| Title | Kampos: Cambridge Papers in Modern Greek, Issue 11 |
| Contributor | University of Cambridge. Modern Greek Section |
| Publisher | Modern Greek Section, Faculty of Modern and Medieval Languages, University of Cambridge, 2003 |
| Original from | the University of Michigan |
| Digitized | 28 Apr 2008 |
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