 | Connecticut. State Department of Health - 1879 - 116 sider
...recognition of the same laws by the Romans. The laws of Lycurgus, says Dr. Gairdner, are not wanting in many very pointed enactments on sanitary matters ; and...importance attached by all the Greek republics and in the ideal Platonic polity, to physical culture, is well known. Thus the Jews, the Greeks, and the Romans,... | |
 | 1888 - 608 sider
...their religious duties, were far from neglecting it. " The laws of Lycurgus," says Dr. Gairdner, " are not wanting in very pointed enactments on sanitary...the importance attached by all the Greek republics to physical culture is too well known to require remark." The Romans, in their early history, found... | |
 | 1888 - 868 sider
...their religious duties, were far from neglecting it. " The laws of Lycurgus," says Dr. Gairdner, " are not wanting in very pointed enactments on sanitary...the importance attached by all the Greek republics to physical culture is too well known to require remark." The Romans, in their early history, found... | |
 | George Martin Kober - 1890 - 62 sider
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 | 1890 - 974 sider
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 | 1891 - 764 sider
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 | Pennsylvania. State Board of Health and Vital Statistics - 1891 - 772 sider
...part of their religious duties, were far from neglecting it. The Laws of Lycurgus, says Dr. Gairdner, are not wanting in very pointed enactments on sanitary...importance attached by all the Greek republics, and in the Plutonic ideal polity, to physical culture, is too well known to require remark. The Roman people,... | |
 | Kentucky Medical Association - 1893 - 392 sider
...their religious duties, were far from neglecting it. " The laws of Lycurgus," says Dr. Gairdner, " are not wanting in very pointed enactments on sanitary matters ; and the importance attached by all Greek republics to physical culture is too well known to require remark." The Romans appointed physicians... | |
 | 1896 - 294 sider
...part of their religion — were far from neglecting it. The laws of Lycurgus, says Dr. Gairdner, " are not wanting in very pointed enactments on sanitary matters; and the importance attached by the Greek Republic, and in the Platonic polity, to physical culture is too well known to require remark."... | |
 | 1897 - 892 sider
...of their religious duties, were far from neglecting it. ' The Laws of Lycurgus,' says Dr Gairduer, 'are not wanting in very pointed enactments on sanitary...to physical culture, is too well known to require remark. The Roman people, poor and apparently rude as it was in its origin, yet found time, amid its... | |
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Lycurgus," says Dr. Gairdner, "are not wanting in very pointed enactments on sanitary matters ; and the importance attached by all the Greek republics, and in the Platonic ideal polity, to physical culture, is too well known to require remark. 
