 | John Pentland Mahaffy - 1890 - 550 หน้า
...taken from the people, the solemn processions disused, and the schools of the philosophers deserted.' If this language was used, it was surely intended...better treated by the Romans than any other Greek city. She apparently alone retained the privilege of coining silver, and received the proconsul attended... | |
 | 1904 - 426 หน้า
...Asia, sacked Délos and sent Aristion an Epicurean philospher") to Athens 1) On this passage Muhaffy (Greek World under Roman Sway p. 97) says: "If this...Athens had upon the whole been better treated by the Uoinans than any other (¡nvk eity." 1 take it that 1'oseidonios ¡nits into the mouth of Atlirnion... | |
 | John Pentland Mahaffy - 1906 - 500 หน้า
...taken from the people, the solemn processions disused, and the schools of the philosophers deserted." If this language was used, it was surely intended...better treated by the Romans than any other Greek city. Apparently she alone retained the privilege of coining silver, and received the proconsul attended... | |
 | John Pentland Mahaffy - 1906 - 504 หน้า
...taken from the people, the solemn processions disused, and the schools of the philosophers deserted." If this language was used, it was surely intended...better treated by the Romans than any other Greek city. Apparently she alone retained the privilege of coining silver, and received the proconsul attended... | |
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(Greek World under Roman Sway p. 97) says: ''If this language was used, it was surely intended to be understood in a loose sense. Athens had upon the whole been better treated by the Romans than any other Greek city. 