The War that Never Ends: Thucydides & Plato

October 16, 2012 Keith "Maggie" Brown Perennial Philosophy, Philosophy as a Way of Life One comment

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fannishaccount (@fannishaccount) says:

October 17, 2012 at 4:28 pm

Thank you for posting this! I love John Barton’s Shakespeare work, and knew he’d done a lot with Greek material, but it’s very hard to get hold of. This was fascinating.

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