Great Books of the Western World, 30. köideRobert Maynard Hutchins Encyclopædia Britannica, 1952 |
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... PLUTARCH 15. TACITUS 16. PTOLEMY COPERNICUS KEPLER 17. PLOTINUS 18. AUGUSTINE 19. THOMAS AQUINAS I 20. THOMAS AQUINAS II 21. DANTE 22. CHAUCER 23. MACHIAVELLI HOBBES 24. RABELAIS 25. MONTAIGNE 26. SHAKESPEARE I 27. SHAKESPEARE II 江街江 ...
... PLUTARCH 15. TACITUS 16. PTOLEMY COPERNICUS KEPLER 17. PLOTINUS 18. AUGUSTINE 19. THOMAS AQUINAS I 20. THOMAS AQUINAS II 21. DANTE 22. CHAUCER 23. MACHIAVELLI HOBBES 24. RABELAIS 25. MONTAIGNE 26. SHAKESPEARE I 27. SHAKESPEARE II 江街江 ...
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... PLUTARCH 15. TACITUS 16. PTOLEMY COPERNICUS KEPLER 17. PLOTINUS 18. AUGUSTINE 19. THOMAS AQUINAS I 20. THOMAS AQUINAS II 21. DANTE 22. CHAUCER 23. MACHIAVELLI HOBBES 24. RABELAIS 25. MONTAIGNE 26. SHAKESPEARE I 27. SHAKESPEARE II 拉麵街 ...
... PLUTARCH 15. TACITUS 16. PTOLEMY COPERNICUS KEPLER 17. PLOTINUS 18. AUGUSTINE 19. THOMAS AQUINAS I 20. THOMAS AQUINAS II 21. DANTE 22. CHAUCER 23. MACHIAVELLI HOBBES 24. RABELAIS 25. MONTAIGNE 26. SHAKESPEARE I 27. SHAKESPEARE II 拉麵街 ...
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... Plutarch . 5 Plutarch . " 9 Ad Atticum , x , Ep . iv . " The other did not refuse , but in a manner required to be called tyrant , as he was . ' Ad Atticum , xvi , Ep . 15. “ As I hope to attain my father's honours . " you ever hear the ...
... Plutarch . 5 Plutarch . " 9 Ad Atticum , x , Ep . iv . " The other did not refuse , but in a manner required to be called tyrant , as he was . ' Ad Atticum , xvi , Ep . 15. “ As I hope to attain my father's honours . " you ever hear the ...
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