Pythian knighthood, it history and literature; (1888)
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ir had well-nighpossessed the soul; have made men stronger for the strug-gles through which they have had to pass. Now, in view of the great good they have done inthe past, of the good they are now doing throughoutthe civilized world, and of the much greater good thatthey may accomplish in this and… … Sicily and the Grecian Period—Syracuse—The Home of Culture andWealth—Political Condition of Syracuse—The Reign of Gelon—Syracuse as a Democracy—Dionysius, the Tyrant—How he cameinto Power—His Wars with the Carthaginians—Tyranny andTyrants—Review of the Life of Dionysius. SOCIETY, or order, has its…
Knights of Pythias
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