...This chapter describes the Union infantry's debut into the conflict at Gettysburg, which was marked by fire exchanged between the brigades of Brig. Gen. Lysander Cutler and Brig. Gen. Joseph R. Davis. What might have been little more than a skirmish between cavalry outposts and reconnoitering...

... the issue of whether there is, in the reality of political life, such a thing as absolute good and absolute evil. order demonstrate disapproved Phokion-Cato Minor Lysander-Sulla This content is only available as a PDF. ...

... not be abused as venues for political feuding. 1 47–68 Ath Pol 34 Ath Pol 34 3 DK 14 3 5–7 12 71–6 Lys 15 HG 2 2 20 HG 2 3 2 Cloché P democrats Lysander Spartan general Sparta Sparta cont stasis civil conflict Thrasybulus Ath Pol 39 covenants of reconciliation Eleusis in western Attica...

...; they would pay dearly for their attitude. Lysander fell upon the Athenian forces, which, as he knew, were imprudently dispersed. Lysander soon took Athens, burned the fleet, and destroyed the Long Walls that had guaranteed Athens safety and independence. The chapter then looks at Alcibiades' death, which...

...This introductory chapter provides a background to the definition of “sex” through a description of Shakespeare’s A Midsummer Night’s Dream, where the characters Lysander and Hermia exchanged a dialogue about whether to sleep apart or together. It talks about the recent study...

...: Herbert Spencer, Lysander Spooner, Gustav de Molinari, Ayn Rand, Murray Rothbard, and Robert Nozick. Libertarianism Molinari Gustav de Nozick Robert Rand Ayn Rothbard Murray Spencer Herbert Spooner Lysander Hayek Friedrich invisible hand Locke John rights Von Mises Ludwig anarchism state...

... the Elder Sylloge Inscriptionum Graecarum Sylloge 3 Epigoni Hypatodorus Oenoe battle of Seven against Thebes Ajax Amazons Gorgias of Leontini DK 82 Lysias Plato funerary oration Gorgias of Leontini Peloponnesian War Pericles Xenophon Lysander Acanthus Acanthians Artemis Brasidas Dioscuri...

... high admiral Lysander and the young Persian prince Cyrus that ultimately proved fatal for Athens. Alcibiades alliance anecdotes Aristophanes Attica Attic Boeotia Boeotian comedy Corinth Corinthian Delian League Diodorus Siculus Ephorus hegemony hegemon history historians Lysander Megara...

...This book begins by recounting the morning when Lysander Rose, the keeper of the old reservoir on the western edge of Richmond, Virginia, noticed a shoestring and a red glove near furrows that marred the path at the southern end of the reservoir. Looking over into the water, he saw what at first...

...In this chapter we see how in the pair Lysander and Sulla, Plutarch portrays two military leaders both of whom subdued Athens, but whose victories brought danger to their own cities. The treatment of the statues and physical appearance of Lysander and Sulla prepare...

... Neruda, Archibald MacLeish, and Langston Hughes, and compares these writers to Puerto Rican poet Julia de Burgos, Ecuadorian Consul General Jorge Carrera Andrade, soldier-poet Lysander Kemp, and others who coalesced around the anthologies, translations, and congresses of Good Neighbor initiatives...

... of the Greek islands, which certainly is not true in modern times, when the nearby Thracian shore is a part of Greece. Likewise, the island is virtually equidistant from the Gallipoli peninsula of Turkey as well. Hadrian Herodotus Luke Lysander of Sparta Varro Unfortunately, fascinating Samothrace does...

... the lives of our great men.’ Ben Jonson, The Devil is an Ass (1616). The Devil is an Ass Quellenforscher Lysander Plutarch Graeculi This content is only available as a PDF. ...