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... preserved in several cities of Greece , at Thebes , Lebadea , Delos , Olus , and Gnossus , even in the time of Pausanias , above six hundred years after this . See Pausan . L. 9 , p . 793. and Plato Hippias Maj . p . 282. Epèus , the ...
... preserved in several cities of Greece , at Thebes , Lebadea , Delos , Olus , and Gnossus , even in the time of Pausanias , above six hundred years after this . See Pausan . L. 9 , p . 793. and Plato Hippias Maj . p . 282. Epèus , the ...
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... preserving the constitution and the morals of a mari- time and trading state , are described . τως . NOTES ON THE GREEK TEXT . P. 704. He is speaking of the difficulty of preserving the con stitution and morals of a maritime and trading ...
... preserving the constitution and the morals of a mari- time and trading state , are described . τως . NOTES ON THE GREEK TEXT . P. 704. He is speaking of the difficulty of preserving the con stitution and morals of a maritime and trading ...
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... preserved Greece ( as it has been commonly thought ) , from the Persians , had they not been defeated in the action ... preservation of their virtue and of that happiness , which is the natural result of it . He had , undoubt- edly , in ...
... preserved Greece ( as it has been commonly thought ) , from the Persians , had they not been defeated in the action ... preservation of their virtue and of that happiness , which is the natural result of it . He had , undoubt- edly , in ...
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