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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... philosophers , whom he treats with not much greater consideration . The dialogue concludes with an interview with Socrates , whose foibles , real or pretended , are made the subject of satire Page 124 128 130 133 135 137 139 XXI ...
... philosophers , whom he treats with not much greater consideration . The dialogue concludes with an interview with Socrates , whose foibles , real or pretended , are made the subject of satire Page 124 128 130 133 135 137 139 XXI ...
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... philosophers Diogenes , Antisthenes , and Krates resolve to make for the entrance to Orcus , to observe the quality and conduct of the new arrivals . On the way they entertain themselves with recounting their several experiences of the ...
... philosophers Diogenes , Antisthenes , and Krates resolve to make for the entrance to Orcus , to observe the quality and conduct of the new arrivals . On the way they entertain themselves with recounting their several experiences of the ...
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... philosophers as Celsus , the famous Platonist- critic of nascent Christianity ( in his True Account , known to us only through the Reply of Origen , published fifty years later ) , of the Stoic Sostratus , and the Eclectic De- monax ...
... philosophers as Celsus , the famous Platonist- critic of nascent Christianity ( in his True Account , known to us only through the Reply of Origen , published fifty years later ) , of the Stoic Sostratus , and the Eclectic De- monax ...
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... philosopher , who inclined in opinion chiefly to the School of Plato , in practice to that of Antisthenes , is his fine remon- strance addressed to the people of Athens , who were contemplating the introduction of the cruel " sports of ...
... philosopher , who inclined in opinion chiefly to the School of Plato , in practice to that of Antisthenes , is his fine remon- strance addressed to the people of Athens , who were contemplating the introduction of the cruel " sports of ...
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... philosopher , poli- tician , poet , romancist , littérateur . Of the eighty - four separate writings attributed to him , and published in the editions of his works , not a few find an undeserved place there . Some pieces of inferior ...
... philosopher , poli- tician , poet , romancist , littérateur . Of the eighty - four separate writings attributed to him , and published in the editions of his works , not a few find an undeserved place there . Some pieces of inferior ...
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