Lucian's Dialogues: Namely the Dialogues of the Gods, of the Sea-gods, and of the Dead; Zeus the Tragedian, the Ferry-boat, EtcG. Bell and sons, 1888 - 315 pages |
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... leave heaven and go to bed in Thebes : but day was day , and night , according to its proper measure , was propor- tionate in the number of its hours . And there was nothing strange or confused and interchanged ; and he would never have ...
... leave heaven and go to bed in Thebes : but day was day , and night , according to its proper measure , was propor- tionate in the number of its hours . And there was nothing strange or confused and interchanged ; and he would never have ...
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... leaves , and crowned with a pine cone . 3 Tv TEλerýv . Lit. , " the perfecting " or " perfection " ( réλoç ) , used of the sacred mysteries . Cf. Herod . ii . 171. iv . 79 ; Plato , paidpos , 240 . As was Pentheus , king of Thebes , for ...
... leaves , and crowned with a pine cone . 3 Tv TEλerýv . Lit. , " the perfecting " or " perfection " ( réλoç ) , used of the sacred mysteries . Cf. Herod . ii . 171. iv . 79 ; Plato , paidpos , 240 . As was Pentheus , king of Thebes , for ...
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... leave them out of the question , too , as they are grave and respectable . But Artemis - why don't you inflict a wound on her ? 1 Eros . In a word , it is impossible even to come up with her , as she is always fleeing through the ...
... leave them out of the question , too , as they are grave and respectable . But Artemis - why don't you inflict a wound on her ? 1 Eros . In a word , it is impossible even to come up with her , as she is always fleeing through the ...
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... leave of the stars , and , in fact , are almost opposite Phrygia . And now , in fact , I see Ida and the whole of Gargarus distinctly , and , if I am not deceived , Paris himself , your umpire . Hera . But where is he ? For he is not ...
... leave of the stars , and , in fact , are almost opposite Phrygia . And now , in fact , I see Ida and the whole of Gargarus distinctly , and , if I am not deceived , Paris himself , your umpire . Hera . But where is he ? For he is not ...
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... leave these lonely cliffs and these rocks , and go and live in the city , instead of wasting your sweetness on the desert air . For what enjoyment can such as you obtain from the mountains ? And what satisfaction can your cows derive ...
... leave these lonely cliffs and these rocks , and go and live in the city , instead of wasting your sweetness on the desert air . For what enjoyment can such as you obtain from the mountains ? And what satisfaction can your cows derive ...
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