 | William Howitt - 1863 - 554 sider
...parents are their tutors, they both learn everything without envy, and rely with more confidence on the truth of what is taught them ; and being trained up in this learning from their childhood, they become most famous philosophers.' — Diodorus Siculus, b. ii. c. 3. ' As they foretold... | |
 | Georges Perrot - 1884 - 432 sider
...public offices and attendances ; and because their parents are their tutors, they both learn everything without envy, and rely with more confidence upon the...very childhood, they become most famous philosophers, being at the age most capable of learning."1 Centuries were required for the growth of such a corporation... | |
 | Georges Perrot, Charles Chipiez - 1884 - 438 sider
...public offices and attendances ; and because their parents are their tutors, they both learn everything without envy, and rely with more confidence upon the...very childhood, they become most famous philosophers, being at the age most capable of learning."1 Centuries were required for the growth of such a corporation... | |
 | Georges Perrot, Charles Chipiez - 1884 - 432 sider
...their parents are their tutors, they both learn everything without envy, and rely with more conf1dence upon the truth of what is taught them ; and being...very childhood, they become most famous philosophers, being at the age most capable of learning."1 Centuries were required for the growth of such a corporation... | |
 | Henry Smith Williams, Edward Huntington Williams - 1904 - 484 sider
...without Envy, and rely with more confidence upon the truth of what is taught them; and being train'd up in this Learning from their very Childhood, they...the most part come raw to this study, unfitted and unprepar'd, and are long before they attain to the Knowledge of this Philosophy: And after they have... | |
 | Henry Smith Williams - 1904 - 686 sider
...without Envy, and rely with more confidence upon the truth of what is taught them ; and being train'd up in this Learning from their very Childhood, they...the most part come raw to this study, unfitted and unprepar'd, and are long before they attain to the Knowledge of this Philosophy : And after they have... | |
 | Abinas Chandra Das - 1921 - 664 sider
...publick offices and Attendances, and because their Parents are their Tutors, thfy both learn everything without envy, and rely with more confidence upon the...from their very childhood they become most famous Philosophers."34 .It should be borne in mind that this was the picture of the Chaldean priests in the... | |
 | University of Calcutta. Department of Letters - 1923 - 376 sider
...publick offices and Attendances ; and because their Parents are the Tutors, they both learn everything without envy, and rely with more confidence upon the...truth of what is taught them ; and being trained up in their Learning from their childhood, they become most famous Philosophers." ' And yet the Chaldeans... | |
 | University of Calcutta. Department of Letters - 1923 - 380 sider
...publick offices and Attendances ; and because their Parents are the Tutors, they both learn everything without envy, and rely with more confidence upon the...truth of what is taught them ; and being trained up in their Learning from their childhood, they become most famous Philosophers." 1 And yet the Chaldeans... | |
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Grecians do: for the Chaldeans learn it by tradition from their ancestors, the son from the father, who are all in the mean-time free from all other public offices and attendances; and because their parents are their tutors, they both learn... 