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AC1 .A67 2000
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How to think about the great ideas : from the great books of western civilization / |
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AC1 .A67 2000eb
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How to think about the great ideas : from the great books of Western civilization / |
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AC1 .C55 1872
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Chamber's miscellany of instructive & entertaining tracts. |
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AC1 +E8
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Essays in honor of Jacob Klein. |
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AC1 G7 v. 1
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The great conversation; the substance of a liberal education. |
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AC1 .G7 v. 2-3
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The Great ideas; a syntopicon of Great books of the Western World. |
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AC1 .G7 v. 4
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The Iliad and the Odyssey, |
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AC1 .G7 v. 5
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Aeschylus, Sophocles, Euripides, Aristophanes. |
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AC1 .G7 v. 6
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The history of Herodotus. |
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AC1 .G7 v. 7
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Dialogues. |
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AC1 .G7 v. 8-9
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Works. |
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AC1 .G7 v.10
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Hippocratic writings. |
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AC1 .G7 v.11
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The thirteen books of Euclid's Elements. |
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AC1 .G7 v.12
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Lucretius: On the nature of things. |
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AC1 .G7 v.13
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Poems. |
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AC1 .G7 v.14
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The lives of the noble Grecians and Romans. |
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AC1 .G7 v.15
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The annals and The histories. |
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AC1 .G7 v.16
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The almagest, |
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AC1 .G7 v.17
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The six Enneads. |
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AC1 .G7 v.18
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The confessions. |
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