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.............................................. 101 COMPARISON OF NUMA WITH LYCURGUS ................................................................ 126 SOLON .............................................................................................................................. 132 POPLICOLA..................................................................................

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......................................... 126 126 126 126 126 SOL SOL SOL SOL SOLON ON ON ON ON ............................................................ ...LICOL ARISON OF POPLICOLA A A A A WITH SOL WITH SOL WITH SOL WITH SOL WITH SOLON ON ON ON ON ............................................................ ...om and justice, established union and harmony amongst all. SOL SOL SOL SOL SOLON ON ON ON ON DIDYMUS, the grammarian, in his answer to Asclepiades con... ...N ON ON DIDYMUS, the grammarian, in his answer to Asclepiades con- cerning Solon’s Tables of Law, mentions a passage of one Philocles, who states that... ...olon’s Tables of Law, mentions a passage of one Philocles, who states that Solon’s father’s name was Euphorion, contrary to the opinion of all others ... ...d partly because of Pisistratus’s noble qualities and beauty. And they say Solon loved him; and that is the reason, I suppose, that when after- wards ... ...s embers living the strong fire of their love and dear affection. For that Solon was not proof 133 Plutarch’s Lives against beauty, nor of courage to... ...Academy, where the run- ners in the sacred torch-race light their torches. Solon, as Hermippus writes, when his father had ruined his estate in doing ... ...nd that Plato defrayed the charges of his travels by selling oil in Egypt. Solon’s softness and profuseness, his popu- lar rather than philosophical t...

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...lives is rearranged to present the Greek lives in chronological order. Vol 1 presents the paired lives of Theseus and Romulus, Lycurgus and Numa, and Solon and Poplicola. (Summary adapted from Wikipedia by Karen Merline)...

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...7 BC). An Egyptian priest was supposed to have described it to the Greek statesman Solon (638-559 BC). The priest insisted that Atlantis was enor... ...emical Chemical and biological warfare are not an invention of the 20th century. Solon (638-559 BC) used a strong purgative, the herb hellebore, ...

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...stanbul (1901), Mehmed Cevdet bej en Aidin, A. Khatenessian en Kerassunda. Solon Orfanidis kaj Kakobo Gueron fondis dec. 1909 E- grupetojn kaj 1910 es...

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...as described his ideal state - as in the 'Republic'. A conversation between Socrates, Critias, Hermocrates and Timaeus, including Critias' account of Solon's journey to Egypt (where he hears the story of Atlantis), soon gives way to the monologue by Timaeus that forms the bulk of the work. 'Timaeus' is translated by Benjamin Jowett and his comprehensive introduction to and...

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...oare in every water, and medleth with all things, makes a question a bout Solons speech, who saith, that no man can truly be counted happy before ht... ...e no conununication at all with that which is. And it were better to tell Solon, that never man is happy then, since he n ever is so, but when he is... ...m condemned to die, upon the point of his execution, cried out aloud: 'Oh Solon, Solon!' which words of his, being reported to Cyrus; who inquirug w... ...nt by them, told him, hee now at his owne cost verified the advertisement Solon had before times given him; which was, that no man, what cbeerefull ... ...e lived longer by this one day than I should.' So may that good advice of Solon be taken with reason. But forsomuch as he is a Philosopher, with who... ...n capacitie. We embrace all, but we fasten nothing but wind. Plato maketh Solon to report (Plat. Tim.) that he had http://www.uoregon.edu/%7Erbear/m... ... issues, and immortalize their fathers, yea and desire them, as Licurgus, Solon, and Minos. All histories being full of examples of this mutuall frie... ...ech of the Poet Tyrtaius, De la vertue, ou de mort approcher. -- PLUT. in Solon's Life. Or vertue to approch, Or else let death incroch. And Cr... ...'s Essays in, that might make the men wise, as the Ægyptian Priests taught Solon: Athenis tenue eoclum: ex quo etiam acutiores putantur Attici: crass...

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...should have been: “If he had gone to Athens, he would have been safe with Solon.” M VOICES FROM THE PAST 58 “If only he could have stayed in ... ... the first ones home. Now for some sleep.” P Today, I had a letter from Solon: he discussed politics and his immediate in- tentions and then went o... ...me of them, and shot them back at me, to tease. I have sent selections to Solon: what will he write me? Will their crudeness be too much for him? I ...

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...should have been: “If he had gone to Athens, he would have been safe with Solon.” M VOICES FROM THE PAST 62 “If only he could have stayed in ... ... the first ones home. Now for some sleep.” P Today, I had a letter from Solon: he discussed politics and his immediate in- tentions and then went o... ...me of them, and shot them back at me, to tease. I have sent selections to Solon: what will he write me? Will their crudeness be too much for him? I ...

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...a that carry their advertisements all turn a profit—and all can be taxed. Solon, Greece‘s most important legislator put brothels in Athens in the Si...

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...e up in the middle eighties of the last century. When the leading football Solon, in reply to an inquiry, stated that nothing could debar John L. Sul-...

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... But safer Triumph is this Funerall Pompe, 206 That hath aspir’d to Solons Happines, 207 And Triumphs ouer chaunce in honours bed. 208 ...

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...d at such a rate, considering the divers judg- ments of our appetites? for Solon, master of the law school, taxes us but at three a month,—that men ma... ...t lasted, to any one that would, for money thereby to gain his living: and Solon was the first in Greece, ’tis said, who by his laws gave liberty to w... ...efore the Theban war, to sing men’s exploits.—Coste.] And the narrative of Solon, of what he had learned from the Egyptian priests, touching the long ... ...ook III can hardly writhe it from its wonted bent, but we shall break all. Solon being asked whether he had established the best laws he could for the... ...nwillingly look upon what is above, than willingly upon what is below; and Solon was used to say , that “whoever would make a heap of all the ills tog... ...s any miraculous conversion in it that makes them thus wavering; ’tis that Solon represents himself, sometimes in his own person, and sometimes in tha... ... longer lives as well as greater stature. But they deceive themselves; and Solon, who was of those elder times, limits the duration of life to threesc...

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...ew your swords: But safer triumph is this funeral pomp, That hath aspired to Solon’s happiness And triumphs over chance in honour’s bed. Titus Androni...

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...to infect whom it leaves remaining. The great law-givers, Lycurgus, Draco, Solon, Beamish, sorrowfully acknowledge that they have had recourse to infe...

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..........................................................................291 SOLON ........................................................................ ... for the Persian dye; How black his Gods behind their marble screens. 295 SOLON I The T yrant passed, and friendlier was his eye On the great man of ... ... the T yrant, princely plumed, T o his high seat upon the sacred rock: And Solon, blank beside his rule, resumed The meditation which that passing moc... ...m resigned Their hopes of stature, rootless as at sea. IV As under sea lay Solon’s work, or seemed By turbid shore-waves beaten day by day; Defaced, h... ...cked T o mortal source, this alien of his kind; Creator, slayer, conjuror, Solon-Mars, The cataract of the abyss, the star of stars; 422 Whose arts t...

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...d away we would go. Suddenly Kadir Buksh said, over his shoulder: “Here is Solon”; and Garm snored where he lay with his head on my knee. Solon is an ...

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...alve, I suppose. The tonga- driver said:—”The Sahib died two stages out of Solon. There- fore, I tied him with a rope, lest he should fall out by the ... ...ntuition of the Woman. Never—no, never—as long as a tonga buckets down the Solon dip, or the couples go a-riding at the back of Summer Hill, will ther...

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... will still have a hand in everything, makes a ‘quaere’ upon the saying of Solon, that none can be said to be happy until he is dead: “whether, then, ... ...communication with that which is, and it had therefore been better said by Solon that man is never happy, because never so, till he is no more. ... ...s, and by him condemned to die, as he was going to execution cried out, “O Solon, Solon!” which being presently reported to Cyrus, and he sending to i... ...uld have done.”—Macrobius, ii. 7.] And, in this sense, this good advice of Solon may reason- ably be taken; but he, being a philosopher (with which so... ...capacity; for we grasp at all, but catch nothing but wind. Plato brings in Solon,—[In Timaeus.]—telling a story that he had heard from the priests of ...

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...ch blood, or make brawn out of our gristles, In policy—ask else your royal Solons— Y ou ought to give us hog-wash and clean straw, ...