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counted the best teacher and wisest man that learning maketh mention of , and that is Socrates in Plato , who expresseth orderly these seven plain notes to choose a good wit in a child for learning . 1. Ευφυής . 2. Μνήμων . 3.
counted the best teacher and wisest man that learning maketh mention of , and that is Socrates in Plato , who expresseth orderly these seven plain notes to choose a good wit in a child for learning . 1. Ευφυής . 2. Μνήμων . 3.
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Yet it is so necessary for learning , as Plato maketh it a separate and perfect note of itself , and that so principal a note as , without 10 it , all other gifts of nature do small service to learning . Afranius , that old Latin poet ...
Yet it is so necessary for learning , as Plato maketh it a separate and perfect note of itself , and that so principal a note as , without 10 it , all other gifts of nature do small service to learning . Afranius , that old Latin poet ...
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Meaning Homer , who , within the compass of a small argument of one harlot and of one good wife , did utter so much learning in all kind of sciences as , by the judgment of Quintilian , he deserveth so high a praise that no man yet ...
Meaning Homer , who , within the compass of a small argument of one harlot and of one good wife , did utter so much learning in all kind of sciences as , by the judgment of Quintilian , he deserveth so high a praise that no man yet ...
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Bibliografische gegevens
| Titel | Tudor Poetry and Prose, Volume 10 Tudor Poetry and Prose, John William Hebel |
| Redacteur | John William Hebel |
| Uitgever | Appleton-Century-Crofts, 1953 |
| Lengte | 1375 pagina's |
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