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This portico became famous in Athens, and was called (Stoa)—-the Porch.
ANCIENT AND MODERN CELEBRATED FREETHINKERSCHARLES BRADLAUGH, A. COLLINS, AND J. WATTSFrom this Stoa the school derived its name, the students being called the Stoics.
ANCIENT AND MODERN CELEBRATED FREETHINKERSCHARLES BRADLAUGH, A. COLLINS, AND J. WATTSThere is an evident development in the Roman law toward a more humane conception of slavery; this is due to the Stoa.
THE INFLUENCE OF THE BIBLE ON CIVILISATIONERNST VON DOBSCHUTZMany of his words have parallels in the Jewish literature as well as in the writings of the Stoa.
THE INFLUENCE OF THE BIBLE ON CIVILISATIONERNST VON DOBSCHUTZHe founded his school a year or two before Zeno founded the Stoa, so that the two schools from the first ran parallel in time.
A CRITICAL HISTORY OF GREEK PHILOSOPHYW. T. STACEIn other respects, especially in psychology, it is diametrically opposed to the Stoa, though superior.
HISTORY OF DOGMA, VOLUME 1 (OF 7)ADOLPH HARNACKLike things might be said of the school of Epicurus, a child of different colour, yet birthmate of the Stoa.
THE MEDIAEVAL MIND (VOLUME I OF II)HENRY OSBORN TAYLOR"Had there been no Chrysippus, there had been no Stoa," iii, 42.
DE OFFICIISMARCUS TULLIUS CICERONone but they mingled in the assemblages of great men at the Pnyx or the Stoa.
THE HISTORY OF PROSTITUTIONWILLIAM W. SANGERPausanias 49 mentions such acroteria on the Stoa Basileios on the agora of Athens.
THE AMERICAN JOURNAL OF ARCHAEOLOGY, 1893-1VARIOUSWORDS RELATED TO STOA
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