The Tudor Translations, المجلد 8AMS Press, 1967 |
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الصفحة 13
... Pericles perceyved , he sought also to further that the common people desired : wherefore he straight caused a decree to be made , that Cimon should be called home againe , which was done Pericles accordingly . Now when Cimon was ...
... Pericles perceyved , he sought also to further that the common people desired : wherefore he straight caused a decree to be made , that Cimon should be called home againe , which was done Pericles accordingly . Now when Cimon was ...
الصفحة 39
... Pericles friende , was in great estimation about him . But that procured him many ill willers . Then they being desirous to heare by him what the people would judge of Pericles : they intised Menon , one of the worke men that wrought ...
... Pericles friende , was in great estimation about him . But that procured him many ill willers . Then they being desirous to heare by him what the people would judge of Pericles : they intised Menon , one of the worke men that wrought ...
الصفحة 47
... Pericles late calamitie that fortuned to his house , dyd breake the peoples hardened hartes against him . Who thincking these sorowes smarte , to be punishment enough unto him ... Pericles at his death . PERICLES 47 GRECIANS AND AND ROMANES.
... Pericles late calamitie that fortuned to his house , dyd breake the peoples hardened hartes against him . Who thincking these sorowes smarte , to be punishment enough unto him ... Pericles at his death . PERICLES 47 GRECIANS AND AND ROMANES.
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