 | Plutarch, John Langhorne, William Langhorne - 1794 - 406 pagine
...conquered people. And when, after his iecond triumph, at the dedication of a temple, he exhibited /hows to the people in the Grecian manner, he barely entered the theatre and fat down, and then rofe up and departed immediately. Therefore, as Plato ufed to fay to Xenocrates... | |
 | Plutarch - 1808 - 342 pagine
...conquered people. And when, after his fecond triumph, at the dedication of a temple, he exhibited mows to the people in the Grecian manner, he barely entered the theatre and fat down, and then rofe up and departed immediately. Therefore, as Plato ufed to fay to Xenocrates... | |
 | Plutarchus - 1810 - 746 pagine
...branchei, 3 fiz- Cisalpine Gaul; for so part of the north of modern Italy wi denominated by the Romans.* Greek, nor would ever make use of that language upon...theatre and sat down, and then immediately departed. As Plato therefore used to say toXenocrates the philosopher, who had a morose and unpolished manner,... | |
 | Plutarchus - 1813 - 522 pagine
...learning the language of a conquered people. And when, after his second triumph, at the dedication.of a temple, he exhibited shows to the people in the...barely entered the theatre and sat down, and then roie up and departed immediately. Therefore, as Plato used to say to Xeuocrutes the philosopher, who... | |
 | Plutarch - 1816 - 360 pagine
...It ie said that he neither learned to read Greek, nor would ever make use of that language upon any occasion; thinking it ridiculous to bestow time, on...Grecian manner, he barely entered the theatre and sat dowj>, and then immediately departed. As Plato therefore used to say to Xenocrates the philosopher,... | |
 | Plutarchus - 1819 - 538 pagine
...it ridiculous to bestow tira6 on learning a language, of which the teachers were slaves. And yhen, after his second triumph, at the dedication of a temple, he exhibited shows to die people in the fireoian manner, he barely entered the theatre and $at down, and then immediately... | |
 | Plutarch - 1821 - 332 pagine
...few of the family, that there was no occasion fur it to distinguish the branches. conquered people. And when, after his second triumph, at the dedication...barely entered the theatre and sat down, and then rose up and departed immediately. Therefore, as Plato used to say to Xenocrotes the philosopher, who... | |
 | Plutarch - 1823 - 448 pagine
...serious occasion, thinking it ridiculous to bestow time on learning the language of a conquered people. And when, after his second triumph, at the dedication...barely entered the theatre and sat down, and then rose up and departed immediately. Therefore, as Plato used to say to Xenocrates the philosopher, who... | |
 | Sallust - 1829 - 408 pagine
...disgraceful 'deeds beneath a specious covering of words." Understand strmonis after artificio. llOthat language upon any serious occasion: thinking it ridiculous...this neglect of the softening qualities of literary pursuits, the excesses which stained the character of Marius. 'il3-T«g cur EtvOKgsiTif T/a $4KccQta... | |
 | Sallust - 1830 - 416 pagine
..." Marius," observes Plutarch, " neither learned to read Greek, nor would ever make use of 1 l-Othat language upon any serious occasion : thinking it ridiculous...this neglect of the softening qualities of literary pursuits, the excesses which stained the character of Marius. - . £lTiri£ out EttoKgalTH rte <pi\ce6l(f... | |
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neither learned to read Greek, nor would ever make use of that language upon any serious occasion : thinking it ridiculous to bestow time on learning a language of which the teachers were slaves. And when, after his second triumph, at the dedication... 
