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Libanius ' s picture of Julian after a light breakfast seated upon a pile of books
and singing away | | until evening is that of a frugal but not necessarily of a
continent person . The question of Libanius : ' was he not more chaste than
Hippolytus ?
Libanius ' s picture of Julian after a light breakfast seated upon a pile of books
and singing away | | until evening is that of a frugal but not necessarily of a
continent person . The question of Libanius : ' was he not more chaste than
Hippolytus ?
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of the oration Julian speaks of their ' guileless and just intercourse , ' åùólov kaì
dikalas * ódías ( 241 . D ) , he reminds us of Theocritus ( from whose most
obscene idylls f he has several quotations ) , whose lover imploring the beloved
boy to ...
of the oration Julian speaks of their ' guileless and just intercourse , ' åùólov kaì
dikalas * ódías ( 241 . D ) , he reminds us of Theocritus ( from whose most
obscene idylls f he has several quotations ) , whose lover imploring the beloved
boy to ...
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Pius enters who is cúppwv ( not in love affairs ) , but in state matters ' ( 312 ) , so
that in Julian ' s opinion a man could be cúppuy and not chaste . Julian used the
word ambiguously . He would not permit the works of Archilochus , Epicurus , or ...
Pius enters who is cúppwv ( not in love affairs ) , but in state matters ' ( 312 ) , so
that in Julian ' s opinion a man could be cúppuy and not chaste . Julian used the
word ambiguously . He would not permit the works of Archilochus , Epicurus , or ...
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| Title | The Quarterly Review, 257. köide |
| Contributors | William Gifford, Sir John Taylor Coleridge, John Gibson Lockhart, Whitwell Elwin, William Macpherson, William Smith, Sir John Murray IV, Rowland Edmund Prothero (Baron Ernle), George Walter Prothero |
| Publisher | J. Murray, 1931 |
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