Los Modos de la Corte. La Formación Meda de Ciro en Ciropedia

Los Modos de la Corte. La Formación Meda de Ciro en Ciropedia

Tags:

• Cyropaedia,
• education,
• political systems,
• self-restrain,
• Xenophon’s political philosophy

Notes:

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