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Pagina 236
... Alcibiades prayers acceptable , would be to live in a constant the Second , which doubtless gave occasion to Juve ... Alcibiades the First , in his fourth satire . The speakers in this dialogue upon prayer , are Socrates and Alcibiades ...
... Alcibiades prayers acceptable , would be to live in a constant the Second , which doubtless gave occasion to Juve ... Alcibiades the First , in his fourth satire . The speakers in this dialogue upon prayer , are Socrates and Alcibiades ...
Pagina 237
... Alcibiades from the prayers and sacrifice which he was going to offer , by setting forth the above - mentioned difficulties of performing that duty as he ought , adds these words : " We must therefore wait until such time as we may ...
... Alcibiades from the prayers and sacrifice which he was going to offer , by setting forth the above - mentioned difficulties of performing that duty as he ought , adds these words : " We must therefore wait until such time as we may ...
Pagina 336
... Alcibiades , says he was in- formed by one who had travelled through Persia , " I was some time since in company with a that as he passed over a great tract of land , and in - young officer , who entertained us with the conquest quired ...
... Alcibiades , says he was in- formed by one who had travelled through Persia , " I was some time since in company with a that as he passed over a great tract of land , and in - young officer , who entertained us with the conquest quired ...
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