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... remember the time when he came here on his way back from exile , and what he said as he related the events of his former life , and how he declared that with respect to the future after his return he would look after nothing else than ...
... remember the time when he came here on his way back from exile , and what he said as he related the events of his former life , and how he declared that with respect to the future after his return he would look after nothing else than ...
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... Remembering then this disposition of things , we ought to go to be instructed , not that we may change the consti- tution of things , -for we have not the power to do it , nor is it better that we should have the power , —but in order ...
... Remembering then this disposition of things , we ought to go to be instructed , not that we may change the consti- tution of things , -for we have not the power to do it , nor is it better that we should have the power , —but in order ...
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... remember who you are , and whom you rule ? that they are kinsmen , that they are brethren by nature , that they are the offspring of Zeus ? 1 - But I have purchased them , and they have not purchased me . Do you see in what direction ...
... remember who you are , and whom you rule ? that they are kinsmen , that they are brethren by nature , that they are the offspring of Zeus ? 1 - But I have purchased them , and they have not purchased me . Do you see in what direction ...
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... remember never to say that you are alone , for you are not ; but God is within , and your Daemon is within , and what need have they of light to see what you are doing ? To this God you ought to swear an oath just as the soldiers do to ...
... remember never to say that you are alone , for you are not ; but God is within , and your Daemon is within , and what need have they of light to see what you are doing ? To this God you ought to swear an oath just as the soldiers do to ...
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... remember this that you are approaching a tragedian , not the actor , but Oedipus himself . But you say , such a man is happy ; for he walks about with many , and I also place myself with the many and walk about with many . In sum remember ...
... remember this that you are approaching a tragedian , not the actor , but Oedipus himself . But you say , such a man is happy ; for he walks about with many , and I also place myself with the many and walk about with many . In sum remember ...
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