Proceedings of the British Academy, Svazek 82British Academy, 1993 - Počet stran: 524 |
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Strana 75
... argument strange in at least three respects . First of all , there is something lame in the structure of the parallel between Alexander on the one hand , Dionysos and Herakles on the other . One would expect something like this ...
... argument strange in at least three respects . First of all , there is something lame in the structure of the parallel between Alexander on the one hand , Dionysos and Herakles on the other . One would expect something like this ...
Strana 76
... argument would be to the effect that the Macedonians may consider Alexander as a God if they have good ( i.e. political ) reasons of doing so , but that these reasons are of no weight at all , as far as other people , Greeks and ...
... argument would be to the effect that the Macedonians may consider Alexander as a God if they have good ( i.e. political ) reasons of doing so , but that these reasons are of no weight at all , as far as other people , Greeks and ...
Strana 270
... argument . Such objections , in the consolatory works of Cicero and Seneca , are cited only to be refuted : Shakespeare allows this one to stand . One question this raises is whether Shakespeare has deliberately not co - ordinated argument ...
... argument . Such objections , in the consolatory works of Cicero and Seneca , are cited only to be refuted : Shakespeare allows this one to stand . One question this raises is whether Shakespeare has deliberately not co - ordinated argument ...
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