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... had said before of the iwv Tols : or perhaps , because the flesh of hogs was more generally eaten and esteemed than any other in Greece , he mentions them principally . DE REPUBLICA . BOOK III . HEADS OF THE THIRD DE REPUBLICA . 231.
... had said before of the iwv Tols : or perhaps , because the flesh of hogs was more generally eaten and esteemed than any other in Greece , he mentions them principally . DE REPUBLICA . BOOK III . HEADS OF THE THIRD DE REPUBLICA . 231.
Page 251
... - sius was just dead . 504. Τριττα είδη ψυχης . ] See Lib . 4. Πολιτ . p . 439. et sequent . 505. Ουκ έχουσι δειξαι τις φρονησις . ] Vid . Platonis Philebum , passim . DE REPUBLICA . BOOK VII . HEADS OF THE SEVENTH DE REPUBLICA . 251.
... - sius was just dead . 504. Τριττα είδη ψυχης . ] See Lib . 4. Πολιτ . p . 439. et sequent . 505. Ουκ έχουσι δειξαι τις φρονησις . ] Vid . Platonis Philebum , passim . DE REPUBLICA . BOOK VII . HEADS OF THE SEVENTH DE REPUBLICA . 251.
Page 255
... , till some MSS . inform us better , we must remain in the dark as to the age , when Plato would permit his statesmen to retire wholly from the world . DE REPUBLICA . BOOK VIII . HEADS OF THE EIGHTH DE REPUBLICA . 255.
... , till some MSS . inform us better , we must remain in the dark as to the age , when Plato would permit his statesmen to retire wholly from the world . DE REPUBLICA . BOOK VIII . HEADS OF THE EIGHTH DE REPUBLICA . 255.
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