Representative MenJ. Simon, 1980 - Počet stran: 204 |
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... Italy , to gain what Pythagoras had for him ; then into Egypt , and perhaps still further east , to import the other element , which Europe wanted , into the European mind . This breadth entitles him to stand as the representative of ...
... Italy , to gain what Pythagoras had for him ; then into Egypt , and perhaps still further east , to import the other element , which Europe wanted , into the European mind . This breadth entitles him to stand as the representative of ...
Strana 48
... Italy ; then into Egypt , where he stayed a long time ; some say three , -some say thirteen years . It is said , he went farther , into Babylonia ; this is uncertain . Returning to Athens , he gave lessons , in the Academy , to those ...
... Italy ; then into Egypt , where he stayed a long time ; some say three , -some say thirteen years . It is said , he went farther , into Babylonia ; this is uncertain . Returning to Athens , he gave lessons , in the Academy , to those ...
Strana 247
... Italy , he sought for men , and found none . " Good God ! " he said , " how rare men are ! There are eighteen millions in Italy , and I have with difficulty found two , Dandolo and Melzi . ” In later years , with larger experience , his ...
... Italy , he sought for men , and found none . " Good God ! " he said , " how rare men are ! There are eighteen millions in Italy , and I have with difficulty found two , Dandolo and Melzi . ” In later years , with larger experience , his ...
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