Philanthropy in America: A Comprehensive Historical Encyclopedia [3 volumes]Dwight F. Burlingame A comprehensive reference on the philanthropic sector includes articles on prominent people, events, associations, theories, legislation, and other relevant topics, along with a volume of source documents. |
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... human fate is hard , and everybody tolerates his own fate " voluntarily , but not with willing mind - silently . " Philoloitos , an ordinary man says too frankly [ n 201 ] : " Father Zeus , there is no god who is more de- structive than ...
... human fate is hard , and everybody tolerates his own fate " voluntarily , but not with willing mind - silently . " Philoloitos , an ordinary man says too frankly [ n 201 ] : " Father Zeus , there is no god who is more de- structive than ...
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... human means " ; Aristoph . Ran . 1058 " talk in a human manner . " The adverbs ánthropeios and ánthrôpinos ( or ánthrôpikós ) – as far as I know - usually mean ' human , ' so they are equal to the genitive forms anthropou or anthrôpôn ...
... human means " ; Aristoph . Ran . 1058 " talk in a human manner . " The adverbs ánthropeios and ánthrôpinos ( or ánthrôpikós ) – as far as I know - usually mean ' human , ' so they are equal to the genitive forms anthropou or anthrôpôn ...
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... humans , but that they long for them . " In another place , [ De venatione III , 9 ] 26 the subject is dogs that love human beings . Many hunting dogs give up chasing wild animals because of aversion to the hunt , but many dogs because ...
... humans , but that they long for them . " In another place , [ De venatione III , 9 ] 26 the subject is dogs that love human beings . Many hunting dogs give up chasing wild animals because of aversion to the hunt , but many dogs because ...
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References to this book
Understanding Philanthropy: Its Meaning and Mission Robert L. Payton,Michael P. Moody Limited preview - 2008 |