Plutarch's Lives: Translated from the Original Greek, with Notes Critical and Historical, and a New Life of Plutarch, Volume 2C. Bathurst, 1794 |
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... TIMOLEON 118 PAULUS EMILIUS 154 TIMOLEON AND PAULUS EMILIUS COMPARED - 194 PELOPIDAS - 196 MARCELLUS 230 PELOPIDAS AND MARCELLUS COMPARED - 266 ARISTIDES 269 CATO THE CENSOR 305 ARISTIDES AND CATO COMPARED 336 PHILOPOEMEN 342 TITUS ...
... TIMOLEON 118 PAULUS EMILIUS 154 TIMOLEON AND PAULUS EMILIUS COMPARED - 194 PELOPIDAS - 196 MARCELLUS 230 PELOPIDAS AND MARCELLUS COMPARED - 266 ARISTIDES 269 CATO THE CENSOR 305 ARISTIDES AND CATO COMPARED 336 PHILOPOEMEN 342 TITUS ...
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... TIMOLEON . affairs of the Syracufans , before Timoleon was fent into Sicily , were in this pofture . Dion having driven out Dionyfius the tyrant , was foon affaffinated ; thofe that with him had been the means of delivering Syracuse ...
... TIMOLEON . affairs of the Syracufans , before Timoleon was fent into Sicily , were in this pofture . Dion having driven out Dionyfius the tyrant , was foon affaffinated ; thofe that with him had been the means of delivering Syracuse ...
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... Timoleon , the fon of Timodemus , who , as yet , had no fhare in the business of the common- wealth , and was fo far from hoping or wishing for such an appointment , that it seemed fome god inspired him with the thought ; with fuch ...
... Timoleon , the fon of Timodemus , who , as yet , had no fhare in the business of the common- wealth , and was fo far from hoping or wishing for such an appointment , that it seemed fome god inspired him with the thought ; with fuch ...
Page 121
... Timoleon much affifted him , by entirely concealing , or at least extenuating his faults , and magnifying the good qualities which nature had given him . In a battle between the Corinthians and the troops of Argos and Cleone , Timoleon ...
... Timoleon much affifted him , by entirely concealing , or at least extenuating his faults , and magnifying the good qualities which nature had given him . In a battle between the Corinthians and the troops of Argos and Cleone , Timoleon ...
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... Timoleon , as guilty of an horrible and impious deed , they created him great uneafinefs . When he heard how heavily his mother bore it , and that she ut- tered the most dreadful wishes and imprecations against him , he went to excufe ...
... Timoleon , as guilty of an horrible and impious deed , they created him great uneafinefs . When he heard how heavily his mother bore it , and that she ut- tered the most dreadful wishes and imprecations against him , he went to excufe ...
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