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... Academic Exer- cises translated by Phyllis B. Tillyard , Augustine's De Civitate Dei edited by J. E. C. Welldon , The English Gram- mar Schools to 1660 by Foster Watson ; the Oxford Uni- versity Press and the Clarendon Press for the ...
... Academic Exer- cises translated by Phyllis B. Tillyard , Augustine's De Civitate Dei edited by J. E. C. Welldon , The English Gram- mar Schools to 1660 by Foster Watson ; the Oxford Uni- versity Press and the Clarendon Press for the ...
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... academic orations and verses , or even friendly letters , and demands from a writer a much clearer statement of the ground of his assertions . Schoolmasters and friends presumably know what we have read , and will accept allusive ...
... academic orations and verses , or even friendly letters , and demands from a writer a much clearer statement of the ground of his assertions . Schoolmasters and friends presumably know what we have read , and will accept allusive ...
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... Academic ' ( 11. 138 ) , cites a quotation of his from Plato ( 11.286 ) , and frequently adds his words to support Platonic theory . He appears with Plato again in the Tractate among authorities on rhetoric . Indeed it is a highly ...
... Academic ' ( 11. 138 ) , cites a quotation of his from Plato ( 11.286 ) , and frequently adds his words to support Platonic theory . He appears with Plato again in the Tractate among authorities on rhetoric . Indeed it is a highly ...
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Pleasure Wealth Fame | 69 |
Knowledge | 101 |
The Theory of Ideas | 131 |
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