10 POLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «PLEON HEMISU PANTOS»
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Greed and Injustice in Classical Athens - Strona 72
Fools! They do not know how much greater the half is than the whole [oude isasin hosoi pleon hemisu pantos], nor what great advantage there is in mallow and asphodel" (37-41). This quotation became a trademark of those railing against an ...
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Littell's Living Age - Tom 105 - Strona 630
'Here lies Dick Barton, who never did anything because he did everything too well – Nepioi, oude isasin hoso pleon hemisu pantos;” that'll do for an epitaph. By the way, I've got to go to the theatre to-night.” “The theatre P” “Yes — for the ...
Eliakim Littell, Robert S. Littell, 1870
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The Old Testament: Canon, Literature and Theology: Collected Essays ...
Prefixed to the Prolegomena is a motto from Hesiod, pleon hemisu pantos, 'the half is greater than the whole'. In other words, the preexilic age, the age of J and E and D and the classical prophets, gains in stature if P and the books influenced ...
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The Old Testament: Canon, Literature and Theology : Collected Essays ...
Prefixed to the Prolegomena is a motto from Hesiod, pleon hemisu pantos, 'the half is greater than the whole'. In other words, the pre-exilic age, the age of J and E and D and the classical prophets, gains in stature if P and the books influenced ...
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Hebrew Bible / Old Testament. III: From Modernism to Post-Modernism. ...
... Hesiod which Wellhausen prefixed to his Prolegomena: pleon hemisu pantos, “the half is more than the whole”. Whether or not Wellhausen was right in this assessment, it cannot be denied that he had a total view of the Old Testament, ...
Magne Sæbø, Magne Saeboe, Jean Louis Ska, 2014
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Hobbes, the Scriblerians and the History of Philosophy - Strona 100
... in the poem, for 'a dull poet can never express himself otherwise than by halves, or imperfectly'.145 It is possibly a play on the Greek adage pleon hemisu pantos, and provides an inverted recognition of the importance of aposiopesis.
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The Spectator (Complete)
... will hardly be brought to work the other four: But then with the Wages of two Days they can neither pay such Prices fortheir Provisions,nor suchExcises to theGovernment. That paradox therefore in old Hesiod [[Greek: pleon hemisu pantos], ...
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On Translation: Proceedings of the U.G.C. National Seminar on ...
"Pleon hemisu pantos" (Half is more than all). The word-order of the original may defy reproduction in an uninflecked language. Yet the original can be followed closely as far as practicable. Even the colaratura descriptions of the original can ...
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Text & Experience: Towards a Cultural Exegesis of the Bible
rolegomena is a motto from Hesiod, pleon hemisu pantos, 'the half is greater than the whole'. In other words, the pre-exilic age, the age of J and E and D and the classical prophets, gains in stature if P and the books influenced ...
Daniel L. Smith-Christopher, 1995
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The autobiography of G. Lowes Dickinson, and other unpublished writings
I was at peace. Only, behind all this was that heaving sea. Shall I see him tonight ? Will he come to me and kiss me ? And 'pleon hemisu pantos' I said ; that, rather than aught else, and the waiting for that more than the having it. But night came ...
Goldsworthy Lowes Dickinson, 1973
