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Here is a man of more than Napoleonic stature, who spreads around him astonishment and dismay; whose words are perplexing in the extreme; who goes on puzzling his disciples to the very end; who flaunts the conventional piety of his day; and yet who all through remains human, without a single trait characteristic of the Greek hero, the theios aner. Recent reflections on the Gospel according to Mark by Kealy, Sean P. / Biblical Theology Bulletin The word andragogy is based on the Greek word aner meaning man and is defined as "the art and science of helping adults learn. The need for change: a call for action in community oriented police ... by Laufersweiler-Dwyer, Deborah L. / The FBI Law Enforcement Bulletin King cites Nicole Loraux's work on classical Athens who states that "'andreia is the attribute of the aner' and that aner 'designates not so much a period of life, adulthood, as a mode of being, that of the active virility which is most fully realised in combat. Skirting the Issue: Machiavelli's Caterina Sforza [*] by HAIRSTON, JULIA L. / Renaissance Quarterly More results

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Here is a man of more than Napoleonic stature, who spreads around him astonishment and dismay; whose words are perplexing in the extreme; who goes on puzzling his disciples to the very end; who flaunts the conventional piety of his day; and yet who all through remains human, without a single trait characteristic of the Greek hero, the theios aner.

Recent reflections on the Gospel according to Mark by Kealy, Sean P. / Biblical Theology Bulletin

The word andragogy is based on the Greek word aner meaning man and is defined as "the art and science of helping adults learn.

The need for change: a call for action in community oriented police ... by Laufersweiler-Dwyer, Deborah L. / The FBI Law Enforcement Bulletin

King cites Nicole Loraux's work on classical Athens who states that "'andreia is the attribute of the aner' and that aner 'designates not so much a period of life, adulthood, as a mode of being, that of the active virility which is most fully realised in combat.

Skirting the Issue: Machiavelli's Caterina Sforza [*] by HAIRSTON, JULIA L. / Renaissance Quarterly

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