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... probably considerably after the commence- ment of the Christian era , and not earlier than the end of the second century , according to Passow ( in Ersch and Gruber's " Encyclop . " ) . His work , moreover , exhibits no special ...
... probably considerably after the commence- ment of the Christian era , and not earlier than the end of the second century , according to Passow ( in Ersch and Gruber's " Encyclop . " ) . His work , moreover , exhibits no special ...
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... probably derived from early Aryan sources , and formed one of the Milesian Tales , has been much contested ( See the matter discussed in J. P. Courier's " La Luciade ou l'Ane de Lucius de Patras , " Paris , 1828 , preface , p . x ; E ...
... probably derived from early Aryan sources , and formed one of the Milesian Tales , has been much contested ( See the matter discussed in J. P. Courier's " La Luciade ou l'Ane de Lucius de Patras , " Paris , 1828 , preface , p . x ; E ...
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... probably the same as yam ( 2 ) , ( in 1 Chron . iv . 34 ) . There is no reason for identifying it with Iambulus . 1 This incident , as well as the subsequent one of the dog ( p . 19 ) , are closely imitated in Marino's " Adone , " c ...
... probably the same as yam ( 2 ) , ( in 1 Chron . iv . 34 ) . There is no reason for identifying it with Iambulus . 1 This incident , as well as the subsequent one of the dog ( p . 19 ) , are closely imitated in Marino's " Adone , " c ...
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... probably taken from Diogenes and Iamblichus ; and it is even sus- pected that the leading events in the story have been founded on a tragedy of Sophocles , called the Captives ( Aixuáλwro ) , not now extant . ' A few of the incidents ...
... probably taken from Diogenes and Iamblichus ; and it is even sus- pected that the leading events in the story have been founded on a tragedy of Sophocles , called the Captives ( Aixuáλwro ) , not now extant . ' A few of the incidents ...
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... probably a freedman of one of the many Roman families who bore this cognomen . Be this as it may , we know nothing of the author's life or date , which Rohde ( Gr . Rom . p . 502 ) gives reasons for placing at the close of the second ...
... probably a freedman of one of the many Roman families who bore this cognomen . Be this as it may , we know nothing of the author's life or date , which Rohde ( Gr . Rom . p . 502 ) gives reasons for placing at the close of the second ...
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