A Life of Aristotle: Including a Critical Discussion of Some Questions of Literary History Connected with His WorksJ. and J.J. Deighton, 1839 - 181 pages |
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... third cen- tury before the Christian era , Timotheus of Athens , is also to be added to the number of his early bio- graphers . But independently of such works as these , antiquity abounded in others which contained informa- tion on ...
... third cen- tury before the Christian era , Timotheus of Athens , is also to be added to the number of his early bio- graphers . But independently of such works as these , antiquity abounded in others which contained informa- tion on ...
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... third year of the hundred and fourteenth Olympiad , ( B. c . 322-1 , ) at the age of about sixty - three , and at the same time that Demosthenes ended his life in Calauria . 2 Ap . Diog . Laert . Vit . Arist . sec . 9. Compare Dionysius ...
... third year of the hundred and fourteenth Olympiad , ( B. c . 322-1 , ) at the age of about sixty - three , and at the same time that Demosthenes ended his life in Calauria . 2 Ap . Diog . Laert . Vit . Arist . sec . 9. Compare Dionysius ...
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... third year afterwards ; so that if Aristotle was then introduced 2 1 Pseudo - Ammonius . - Vita Latina . All other accounts are Ap . Diog . Laert . Vit . Arist . sec . 6 . unanimous in representing him as becoming Plato's disciple while ...
... third year afterwards ; so that if Aristotle was then introduced 2 1 Pseudo - Ammonius . - Vita Latina . All other accounts are Ap . Diog . Laert . Vit . Arist . sec . 6 . unanimous in representing him as becoming Plato's disciple while ...
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... third book of the Politics will see that it would be much more accurately described by calling it " a treatise on the spirit of laws . " In the small states of Greece it was not difficult to reduce all the existing laws , or at any rate ...
... third book of the Politics will see that it would be much more accurately described by calling it " a treatise on the spirit of laws . " In the small states of Greece it was not difficult to reduce all the existing laws , or at any rate ...
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... third century of the Christian era . The work from which Eusebius extracts a passage of some length relating to Aristotle , was a kind of History of Philosophy , in ten books . Eusebius's extract is a part of the seventh . The learning ...
... third century of the Christian era . The work from which Eusebius extracts a passage of some length relating to Aristotle , was a kind of History of Philosophy , in ten books . Eusebius's extract is a part of the seventh . The learning ...
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Page 74 - This is some fellow, Who, having been praised for bluntness, doth affect A saucy roughness, and constrains the garb Quite from his nature : he cannot flatter, he, — An honest mind and plain, — he must speak truth ! An they will take it, so ; if not, he 's plain.