History of Letter-writing: From the Earliest Period to the Fifth CenturyW. Pickering, 1843 - 700 páginas |
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History of Letter-Writing: From the Earliest Period to the Fifth Century William Roberts Sin vista previa disponible - 2015 |
Términos y frases comunes
admiration affection agreeable ancient appear army Atticus Aurelian authority Avidius Cassius Basil Bellerophontes Bithynia bring Brutus Cæsar Cæsarea called Cappadocia carried cause character Christian Cicero command considered CUCUSUS death desire dignity divine duty Emperor entertained epistles epistolary evil father favour fear feel friendship give gods Gorgias grace Greek Hadrian hand heathen Herodotus honour human intercourse Julian Julius Cæsar labour learned letter letter-writing Libanius live Lucilius manner matter ment mind nature object occasion opinion oration papyrus passed Pausanias person Phalaris philosopher Philostratus Plato pleasure Pliny Pompey present Pythagoras reason received republic Roman Rome seems senate Seneca sent sentiments shew Socrates sophists sorrow soul specimens spirit style Synesius things thought tion Trajan truth tyrant Varro villa virtue wife wish words worthy writing written wrote Xenophon