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... particularly in the Vespa . Ib . Των τα ωτα κατεαγότων . ] From such as affected to imitate the manners of the Lacedæmonians , and constantly practised the roughest exercises of the Palæstra , particularly boxing , the bruises and scars ...
... particularly in the Vespa . Ib . Των τα ωτα κατεαγότων . ] From such as affected to imitate the manners of the Lacedæmonians , and constantly practised the roughest exercises of the Palæstra , particularly boxing , the bruises and scars ...
Page 245
... ( particularly so named ) between the eighth and eighteenth of Elaphebolion ( or March ) , and once in the Piraeus . All these were accom- panied with tragedies , comedies , and other musical entertain- ments . There were also Τα κατ ...
... ( particularly so named ) between the eighth and eighteenth of Elaphebolion ( or March ) , and once in the Piraeus . All these were accom- panied with tragedies , comedies , and other musical entertain- ments . There were also Τα κατ ...
Page 330
... particularly that country which lies round the Bay of Naples . ( Aristot . Politic . L. 8. c . 10. ) In a passage cited from Aristotle by Dionysius Halicarnassensis ( L. 1. p . 57. ed . Huds . Oxon . 1704. ) , he seems to extend the ...
... particularly that country which lies round the Bay of Naples . ( Aristot . Politic . L. 8. c . 10. ) In a passage cited from Aristotle by Dionysius Halicarnassensis ( L. 1. p . 57. ed . Huds . Oxon . 1704. ) , he seems to extend the ...
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