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The debt of the Etruscans to the Greeks was great. From them they learnt the art
of writing, using a somewhat altered form of the Hellenic alphabet. They adopted
the Greek type of military equipment. Their temples, though made not of stone, ...
The debt of the Etruscans to the Greeks was great. From them they learnt the art
of writing, using a somewhat altered form of the Hellenic alphabet. They adopted
the Greek type of military equipment. Their temples, though made not of stone, ...
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lads would be placed in the charge of a slave-flunkey, called a 'pedagogue', and
usually a Greek, whose business it was to conduct them to the class-room. There,
too, the teacher would almost certainly be a Greek; and though the moral ...
lads would be placed in the charge of a slave-flunkey, called a 'pedagogue', and
usually a Greek, whose business it was to conduct them to the class-room. There,
too, the teacher would almost certainly be a Greek; and though the moral ...
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The motive of this policy was no doubt to promote the commercial advantage of
his capitalist friends rather than to spread Roman ideas; for the culture of the new
towns — as of the old — remained essentially Greek. In most there were Greek ...
The motive of this policy was no doubt to promote the commercial advantage of
his capitalist friends rather than to spread Roman ideas; for the culture of the new
towns — as of the old — remained essentially Greek. In most there were Greek ...
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CHAPTER PAGE I LAND AND PEOPLE I | 3 |
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Informazioni bibliografiche
| Titolo | Apollo history of Rome: from 753 B. C. to A, Parte 410 |
| Autore | Cyril Edward Robinson |
| Editore | Crowell, 1965 |
| Provenienza dell'originale | la University of Wisconsin - Madison |
| Digitalizzato | 10 gen 2011 |
| Lunghezza | 456 pagine |
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