Significados de athenian people en inglés

These jurors represent a large fraction of the whole Athenian people.

And the lad answered, "Yes, that is Attica, where the Athenian people live!"

In ancient times the Athenian people were not the masters, but the servants of the laws.

But nature slew him, not the Athenian people.

Miltiades was, as we have seen, the idol of the Athenian people after his victory at Marathon.

The trial of Miltiades has often been quoted in proof of the ingratitude and fickleness of the Athenian people.

A true view of the life of Socrates gives us an accurate idea of Athens and the Athenian people.

Socrates, the adorer of a unique God, was no more than an atheist in the eyes of the Athenian people.

In the well-known metaphor put into his mouth by Plato, he was the "gad-fly" of the Athenian people.

'Yes; that is Attica, where the Athenian people dwell.'

And, if you please, I shall suppose myself Epicurus for a moment, and make you stand for the Athenian people.

The subject was a very noble one; he described the most famous action in which the Athenian people were ever engaged.

In precisely similar fashion we speak of the life of a savage tribe, of the Athenian people, of the American nation.

Among them was Miltiades, who had succeeded in ingratiating himself with the Athenian people, and obtained from their suffrages a command.

Alexander sent Phocion to his father, who sent him back to Athens in chains, to be tried by the Athenian people.

Openness of mind and flexibility of intelligence were very signal characteristics of the Athenian people in ancient times; everybody will feel that.