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Critias (/
ˈkrɪtiəs/; Gr****: Κριτίας,
Kritias; c. 460 – 403 BC) was an
ancient Athenian poet,
philosopher and
political leader. He is
known today for being...
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Critias (/
ˈkrɪtiəs/; Gr****: Κριτίας), one of Plato's late dialogues,
recounts the
story of the
mighty island kingdom Atlantis and its
attempt to conquer...
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masculinity or
femininity is contested.
Dover discovered a line of
Athenian Kritias quoted by a
Roman writer, ‘In males, the most
beautiful appearance is that...
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Kritios (Ancient Gr****: Κριτίος, /
krɪˈtiːəs/) was an
Athenian sculptor,
probably a
pupil of Antenor,
working in the
early 5th
century BCE,
whose manner...
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Trial of Socrates: An Account". N.p., 2002. Web. 1 May 2014. Németh, G.
Kritias und die Dreißig Tyrannen:
Untersuchungen zur
Politik und Prosopographie...
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echoing the
classical theme. More specifically, Plato's tale of
decline in
Kritias from the "decadent magnificence" of
Atlantis to the
humdrum life of Athens...
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Uruck the
Temple Guardian /
Priest The
Death of
Empedocles (1987) -
Kritias Control (1987) - Mr.
Peterson Strike Commando (1987) - Maj.
Harriman (English...
- (1910). "Die
Bestimmung der von
Platon entworfenen Trilogie Timaios,
Kritias, Hermokrates". Philologus. 69: 40–50. doi:10.1515/phil-1910-0107. ISSN 0031-7985...
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Dihle argued that
there was no
evidence in the
surviving fragments of
Kritias that he was an atheist,
except for the
testimony of ****tus
Empiricus and...
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Erfindung von Atlantis. Leipzig-München 2002 (Lectio
Teubneriana 11); Platon,
Kritias. Übersetzung und Kommentar. Göttingen 2006. Heinz-Günther
Nesselrath in...
