10 POLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «SPEUDE BRADEOS»
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Bonaventura Vulcanius, Works and Networks: Bruges 1538 - Leiden 1614
βραδέως' (Speude bradeos) which is the equivalent in Greek, given by Erasmus himself of the Latin “Festina lente”.44 According to De Schrevel Lopius was a lapsed priest, appointed in 1579 by the Protestants in order to teach theology at the ...
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The Lives of the Twelve Caesars: Top Biography
He thought nothing more derogatory to the character of an accomplished general than precipitancy and rashness; on which account he had frequently in his mouth those proverbs: Speude bradeos, Hasten slowly, And 'Asphalaes gar est' ...
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The Lives of the Twelve Caesars: Complete
He thought nothing more derogatory to the character of an accomplished general than precipitancy and rashness; on which account he had frequently in his mouth those proverbs: Speude bradeos, Hasten slowly, And 'Asphalaes gar est' ...
G. Surtonius Tranquillus, 2013
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Saturnalia - Tom 3 - Strona 127
The deified Augustus neatly caught the sense of Nigidius explanation with two Greek words: for they say that in his conversation and correspondence he often said, speude bradeos ["make haste slowly"] (epist. fr. 50 Male), by which he meant ...
Ambrosius Aurelius Theodosius Macrobius, Robert A. Kaster, 2011
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Mimesis: Culture, Art, Society - Strona 91
A work composed of two different elements thus emerges: an original classical quotation and a commentary. The latter stands in a mimetic relation to the former. In his analysis of the dictum Speude bradeos, Festina lente (Make haste slowly), ...
Gunter Gebauer, Christoph Wulf, 1995
Onomatopoeia often involves other devices such as alliteration, assonance, and consonance. Cf. 2.207. Oxymoron (Gr. “pointedly foolish”): the juxtaposition of seemingly contradictory words. E.g., festina lente (Gr. speude bradeos, Suetonius, ...
Vergil, Randall Ganiban, 2008
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Historical Encyclopedia of Natural and Mathematical Sciences
(21) Rhododaktulos Eos (Rosy-fingered dawn) Occurs frequently in the Homeric Poems. (22) Speude bradeos (Latin: festina lente = less haste, more speed) (23) Ta Panta rhei kai ouden menei (Heraclitus) (Everything Hows, nothing stands ...
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The Twelve Caesars - Strona 141
He thought nothing more derogatory to the character of an accomplished general than precipitancy and rashness; on which account he had frequently in his mouth those proverbs: Speude bradeos, Hasten slowly, And 'Asphalaes gar est' ...
Suetonius, T. Forester, 2009
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Studies in Complexity and Cryptography: Miscellanea on the Interplay ...
Keywords: Approximation, Expander Graphs, Log-Space, Markov Chains, NP, Permanent, PCP, Space Complexity, Undirected Connec- tivity. An early version of this survey appeared as TR05-098 of ECCC. 1 Introduction Speude bradeos.1 ...
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The Argument of the Action: Essays on Greek Poetry and Philosophy
The Stranger began the barnyard section with a reminder of the proverbial warning — the faster the slower (speude bradeos) — which young Socrates had just failed to heed. A theoretical procedure is put in real time and measured against ...
Seth Benardete, Ronna Burger, Michael Davis, 2000
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