banausos造句

例句与造句

The term banausos, literally " craftsman ", was used as an insult among many educated ancient Greeks . . . talk ) 10 : 01, 16 December 2012 ( UTC)
:This has been discussed by various historians etc . Slavery was widely practiced in ancient Mediterranean civilizations, and political and educated elites often disdained craftsmen who performed actual physical labor ( see Banausos ).
Where the courts of justice were at a distance, and there was no inducement to mechanical industry and internal commerce ( see the term banausos ), the ancient habits of life continued much longer in existence ."
As for the name of the article : In the academic literature on this class, it is referred to either using the English term'artisan', or with the Greek name in Greek letters, or the Greek name transliterated as'banausoi'( the plural of'banausos').
The printed index of the 1911 Britannica doesn't use the term banausos / banausic, and, to the extent one can trust the scanned version at 1911encyclopedia . org, they don't appear in its text, either ( even though it " does " use the term'metic').