... element over the other. As Theophrastus understands Parmenides, human ... heat, or sound because of its own deficiency of fire, which, however, does not hinder it from ... 606 Thus, we find Empedocles saying: For by earth we see earth, by water ...
A Manual of Ancient History: Particularly with Regard to the Constitutions, the Commerce, and the Colonies of the States of Antiquity
... A. C. 193-284 . SOURCES . The Extracts of Xiphilinus from DION CASSIUS , lib . lxxiii - lxxx . though often imperfect , reach down as low as F f FOURTH the consulate of Dion himself under Alexander Severus , BOOK V. FROM CÆSAR TO ...
... A. C. 193-284 . SOURCES . The Extracts of Xiphilinus from DION CASSIUS , lib . lxxiii - lxxx . though often imperfect , reach down as low as the consulate of Dion himself under Alexander Severus , 229.- HERODIANI Hist . libri viii ...
A Manual of Ancient History, Particularly with Regard to the Constitutions, the Commerce; and the Colonies of the States of Antiquity. Translated from the German
... A. C. 193–284 . SOURCES . The Extracts of Xiphilinus from DION CASSIUS , lib . lxxiii - lxxx . though often imperfect , reach down as low as F f FOURTH the consulate of Dion himself under Alexander Severus , BOOK V. FROM CÆSAR TO ...
Historical Researches Into the Politics, Intercourse, and Trade of the Principal Nations of Antiquity
... Hobbes and Locke . With Hobbes , Rousseau agreed in founding political so- ciety upon a contract ; but then Hobbes ... comparison between them , as their points of difference are sufficiently perceptible . With Locke , Rousseau proceeded ...
... Hobbes and Locke . With Hobbes , Rousseau agreed in founding political so- ciety upon a contract ; but then Hobbes ... comparison between them , as their points of difference are sufficiently perceptible . With Locke , Rousseau proceeded ...
... Pythagoras . Six times in one Olympiad , prizes at Olympia were gained in those days by inhabitants of Croton . Must not this too have contributed to increase the fame of Pythagoras ? Need I cite the example of the Illuminati ? § Cylon ...
A Manual of Ancient History, Particularly with Regard to the Constitutions: The Commerce, and the Colonies, of the States of Antiquity
... sq . 11. In consequence of the absence of Hannibal , completely Carthage fell once more under the dominion of the established Romans , who contrived , by taking a crafty advantage of the state of parties , to give a show of generosity ...
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