Aristotle's Treatise on Rhetoric: Literally Translated with Hobbes' Analysis, Examination Questions, and an Appendix Containing the Greek DefinitionsG. Bell, 1890 - 500 pagine |
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... Translated with Hobbes' Analysis, Examination Questions, and an Appendix Containing the Greek Definitions Aristotle Theodore Alois Buckley. 808 A 71 tBq Caroline Camptel 1890 1890 сор.3 ΑΡΙΣΤΟΤΕΛΗΣ . TREAT WITH HOE AN A TH LITERAL ...
... Translated with Hobbes' Analysis, Examination Questions, and an Appendix Containing the Greek Definitions Aristotle Theodore Alois Buckley. 808 A 71 tBq Caroline Camptel 1890 1890 сор.3 ΑΡΙΣΤΟΤΕΛΗΣ . TREAT WITH HOE AN A TH LITERAL ...
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... Appendix Containing the Greek Definitions Aristotle Theodore Alois Buckley. ΑΡΙΣΤΟΤΕΛΗΣ . TREAT WITH HOE AN A TH LITERAL Hinchliff LON M UNIV OF ICH Aristattr ARISTOTLE'S TREATISE ON RHETORIC LITERALLY TRANSLATED WITH HOBBES ' ANALYSIS.
... Appendix Containing the Greek Definitions Aristotle Theodore Alois Buckley. ΑΡΙΣΤΟΤΕΛΗΣ . TREAT WITH HOE AN A TH LITERAL Hinchliff LON M UNIV OF ICH Aristattr ARISTOTLE'S TREATISE ON RHETORIC LITERALLY TRANSLATED WITH HOBBES ' ANALYSIS.
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... treat properly even such as may be incapable of again partaking of health and besides this [ it is evident ] that it belongs to the self - same art to ob- serve both the real and seeming means of persuasion ; just as it is incumbent on ...
... treat properly even such as may be incapable of again partaking of health and besides this [ it is evident ] that it belongs to the self - same art to ob- serve both the real and seeming means of persuasion ; just as it is incumbent on ...
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... treat of the system both from what sources and in what manner we shall be able to attain the proposed objects ; having then once more , as at the outset , defined what this art is , let us treat of what remains . • CHAP . II ...
... treat of the system both from what sources and in what manner we shall be able to attain the proposed objects ; having then once more , as at the outset , defined what this art is , let us treat of what remains . • CHAP . II ...
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... treat of the special propositions before the others . discussed . Let us , however , first ascertain the kinds of rhetoric itself ; in order that having distinguished them as to 18 BEλTíw ,. ie . better , quà the art in question is ...
... treat of the special propositions before the others . discussed . Let us , however , first ascertain the kinds of rhetoric itself ; in order that having distinguished them as to 18 BEλTíw ,. ie . better , quà the art in question is ...
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