The Panegyricus of Isocrates, From the Text of Bremi, With English Notes
The Panegyricus of Isocrates, From the Text of Bremi, With English Notes
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c. Ifip^vopreg xp^p^oh et adjunc- tam notionem sedulitatis et assiduitatis." Br.
14 NOTES. 77 20. npims is the general term for trials in a legal sense ; Kpiyeip, to bring to trial.
21-23. rdr re . . . . fitfirjxavrifUvas^ those that are useful for the necessities of life^ and those which have been invent- edfor pleasure ; i. e. the useful and the ornamental arts.
25. btoUrjtnv. Here, the constitution of civil society.
Elsewhere, administration; sometimes, treasury depart- ment, 25, 26. vpbs di...ropras olK€i(osj liberally towards all, "Quasi in propriura usum, ut quisque inveniret quae in suam rem cederent." Br.
27. diroXavirai .... eVt^ftovo-ty, desirous to enjoy their property.
Page 14, 1. 4. ^dlirras dtarpifids^ most agreeable pastimes^ or resources to make their residence pleasant 5. avrd/>icj7, selfsvfficilig ; i. e. producing all that is need- ed. The honor claimed for Athens here is, that, by estab- lishing a great commercial centre, she enabled the different parts of Greece to interchange their commodities, and thus to supply their own and each other^s deficiencies in a man- ner equally advantageous to both.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
c. Ifip^vopreg xp^p^oh et adjunc- tam notionem sedulitatis et assiduitatis." Br.
14 NOTES. 77 20. npims is the general term for trials in a legal sense ; Kpiyeip, to bring to trial.
21-23. rdr re . . . . fitfirjxavrifUvas^ those that are useful for the necessities of life^ and those which have been invent- edfor pleasure ; i. e. the useful and the ornamental arts.
25. btoUrjtnv. Here, the constitution of civil society.
Elsewhere, administration; sometimes, treasury depart- ment, 25, 26. vpbs di...ropras olK€i(osj liberally towards all, "Quasi in propriura usum, ut quisque inveniret quae in suam rem cederent." Br.
27. diroXavirai .... eVt^ftovo-ty, desirous to enjoy their property.
Page 14, 1. 4. ^dlirras dtarpifids^ most agreeable pastimes^ or resources to make their residence pleasant 5. avrd/>icj7, selfsvfficilig ; i. e. producing all that is need- ed. The honor claimed for Athens here is, that, by estab- lishing a great commercial centre, she enabled the different parts of Greece to interchange their commodities, and thus to supply their own and each other^s deficiencies in a man- ner equally advantageous to both.
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