The Ancient History of the Egyptians, Carthaginians, Assyrians, Medes And Persians, Grecians And Macedonians
The Ancient History of the Egyptians, Carthaginians, Assyrians, Medes And Persians, Grecians And Macedonians
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i. TuBc. Qua»M. n. 103. Plat, in vit Age* p. 6J2.
i Pltit in vit. Lycurs. p. 53. ^ Ibid. p. 54 || Ibid. p. $7.
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Digitized by Google OREECB. M$ there was still ose poiixt remaiDiD^ to be per^co^ed^the most essen- tial and important of all^ about which he, would go aqd consult the oracle o...f Apollo ; and in the mean time he made them all take an oath, that tul his return they would inviolably maintain the form of government which he had established. When he was arrived at Delphi, h^ consulted the god, to know whether the laws he had made were good and sufficient to render the Lacedemonians happy and virtuous. The priestess answered, that nothing was wantii^ to his laws ; and that, as ?ong as Sparta observed them, she would be the most glorious and happy city in the world. Lycurgus sent t^s an- .
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
i. TuBc. Qua»M. n. 103. Plat, in vit Age* p. 6J2.
i Pltit in vit. Lycurs. p. 53. ^ Ibid. p. 54 || Ibid. p. $7.
IF Thii iMusageof Plato is in Ms Tumeua. and gives us reaM>n to believe that IMm phllo- ■epber had read what lloBei eaid of «od when he croattfd tbe world ; VidifDms wmtm 1u»/9c«ratyetemt9«Ud$bimm, Gtfii. i. 31.
Digitized by Google OREECB. M$ there was still ose poiixt remaiDiD^ to be per^co^ed^the most essen- tial and important of all^ about which he, would go aqd consult the oracle o...f Apollo ; and in the mean time he made them all take an oath, that tul his return they would inviolably maintain the form of government which he had established. When he was arrived at Delphi, h^ consulted the god, to know whether the laws he had made were good and sufficient to render the Lacedemonians happy and virtuous. The priestess answered, that nothing was wantii^ to his laws ; and that, as ?ong as Sparta observed them, she would be the most glorious and happy city in the world. Lycurgus sent t^s an- .
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