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Charles Norris Cochrane

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According to Wikipedia, Charles Norris Cochrane was a Canadian historian and philosopher who taught at the University of Toronto. He is known for his writings about the interaction between ancient Rome and emerging Christianity.

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Charles Norris Cochrane's Published Works

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Thucydides and the science of history (1930) (95)
Review of Book: Christianity and Classical Culture: A Study of thought and Action from Augustus to Augustine (1940) (64)
The Canadian Historical Association (1926) (3)
David Thompson, the explorer (1)
The Canadian Historical Association (1935) (0)
The Latin Spirit in Literature (1933) (0)
Thucydides. John H. Finley, Jr. (1944) (0)
Aristotelis PoliticaPlutarchi Moralia. Vol. IIITheophrastus: MetaphysicsLes Cultes de PatrasEssays and AddressesSymbola in Novam Eunapii Vitarum EditionemByzantinische Geschichtschreiber und ChronistenThe Dolphin in the Literature and Art of Greece and RomeSobria EbrietasKosmos und Sympathie (0)
Victoria County Memorial History (1922) (0)
Our Contributors (1929) (0)
Report of the Secretary-Treasurer (0)

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Charles Norris Cochrane has made the following academic contributions:

Augustine and the Problem of Power