The Spectator, Svazek 2George Atherton Aitken Routledge, 1975 |
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... Phocion's good actions had met with the like reward from his country , and he was led to death with many others of his friends , they bewail- ing their fate , he walking composedly towards the place of execution , how gracefully does he ...
... Phocion's good actions had met with the like reward from his country , and he was led to death with many others of his friends , they bewail- ing their fate , he walking composedly towards the place of execution , how gracefully does he ...
Strana 129
... Phocion said because he never had denied him anything he would not even this , the most difficult request he had ever made 1 . These instances were very noble and great , and the reflection of those sublime spirits had made death to ...
... Phocion said because he never had denied him anything he would not even this , the most difficult request he had ever made 1 . These instances were very noble and great , and the reflection of those sublime spirits had made death to ...
Strana 354
... Phocion was so sensible how dangerous it was to be touched with what the multitude approved , that upon a general acclamation made when he was making an oration , he turned to an intelligent friend who stood near him , and asked , in a ...
... Phocion was so sensible how dangerous it was to be touched with what the multitude approved , that upon a general acclamation made when he was making an oration , he turned to an intelligent friend who stood near him , and asked , in a ...
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