History of Greece volume 2
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If commanding individual talent is not always to be found, the whole community is so trained as to be able to maintain its course under inferior leaders ; the rights as well as the duties of each citizen being predetermined in the social order, according to principles more or less wisely laid down. The contrast is similar, and the transition equally remarkable, in the civil as in the military picture. In fact, the military organization of the Grecian repub- lics is an element of the greatest im...portance in respect to the conspicuous part which they have played in human affairs, meric array, or else the close order and conjunct spears of the hoplites had not yet been introduced duriag the second Messenian war.
Thiersch and Schneidewin would substitute jra/l/loirec in place of /3uA- Aoj'ref. Euripides (Androm. 695) has a similar expression, yet it does not apply well to hoplites ; for one of the virtues of the hoplite consisted in car- rying his spear steadily : Sopdruv Kivrjou; betokens a disorderly march, and the want of steady courage and self-possession.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
If commanding individual talent is not always to be found, the whole community is so trained as to be able to maintain its course under inferior leaders ; the rights as well as the duties of each citizen being predetermined in the social order, according to principles more or less wisely laid down. The contrast is similar, and the transition equally remarkable, in the civil as in the military picture. In fact, the military organization of the Grecian repub- lics is an element of the greatest im...portance in respect to the conspicuous part which they have played in human affairs, meric array, or else the close order and conjunct spears of the hoplites had not yet been introduced duriag the second Messenian war.
Thiersch and Schneidewin would substitute jra/l/loirec in place of /3uA- Aoj'ref. Euripides (Androm. 695) has a similar expression, yet it does not apply well to hoplites ; for one of the virtues of the hoplite consisted in car- rying his spear steadily : Sopdruv Kivrjou; betokens a disorderly march, and the want of steady courage and self-possession.
What to read after History of Greece volume 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by George Grote to read onlineMoreLess
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