With these tentative caveats, Russell's recent book is an excellent place to look for further citations and creative interpretation of Plato's many treatments of pleasure, of varying date, with an eye to their connections with his moral views and to developments in later Platonist thought, beyond the summary account of a supposed single mature Platonic view offered here.
Fragmentary post-Homeric epics of varying date and authorship filled the gaps in the accounts of the Trojan War recorded in the Iliad and Odyssey; the so-called Homeric Hymns (shorter surviving poems) are the source of several important religious myths.
Although the location detection was done using actual sensor data, the varying date and environmental conditions were simulated, using conditions that may be found over the course of a year in the field.
Instead, true to its quirky, combative title, it weaves art of varying dates and media into a hectic, fractured, twisted rhythm, with theatrical images of disturbance, disguise and struggle recurring throughout.
Washington declared a few Thanksgivings in his time, with varying dates, as did subsequent presidents.
Another factor that is seen to limit the intercontinental movement of African players is the varying dates of the league schedules, which means a player's fitness can be rusty when he moves to another league.
For example, if someone gives varying dates for when they left their home, or claims a terrorist attack happened at a time when it did not.
Records go back to varying dates for different cities, with data for Kumagaya starting in 1896.
The rules would take effect on varying dates; the washing machine rule would not be completely effective until 2007.
Public records in most other Western countries began at varying dates in the 19th century.
Fourteen art houses, from Missouri to Hawaii, will make their pick of films Sundance has supported in the past 25 years and screen them at varying dates during 2006.
