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... Euripides . More lately still , at the end of the year before , Sophocles had closed a life blessed from its beginning by the gods and now happy in its limit ; for , as in his boyhood he had led the pæan after Salamis , so he died too ...
... Euripides . More lately still , at the end of the year before , Sophocles had closed a life blessed from its beginning by the gods and now happy in its limit ; for , as in his boyhood he had led the pæan after Salamis , so he died too ...
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... Euripides , towards the end of the cen- tury , stood in nearly the same relation to his contemporaries as that of Æschylus to his at the beginning ; that is , he was in heneral agreement with their beliefs , but geld to some things from ...
... Euripides , towards the end of the cen- tury , stood in nearly the same relation to his contemporaries as that of Æschylus to his at the beginning ; that is , he was in heneral agreement with their beliefs , but geld to some things from ...
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... Euripides represent respectively the first , second , and third of these periods . Eschylus , whose mind was heated to its highest glow by the common Greek effort against Persia and thenceforth kept the impress of that time , was ...
... Euripides represent respectively the first , second , and third of these periods . Eschylus , whose mind was heated to its highest glow by the common Greek effort against Persia and thenceforth kept the impress of that time , was ...
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MEDICINE AND SURGERY THe Progress | 113 |
PICCOLOMINI NEAS SYLVIUS POPE PIus II | 144 |
Temple | 248 |
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