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Page 35
... seems inclined to admit . If Thucydides had been questioned as to his debt to Herodotus , he might have said that he owed him much , for he had learned from him how not to write history . Of the men who essayed to continue Thucydides's ...
... seems inclined to admit . If Thucydides had been questioned as to his debt to Herodotus , he might have said that he owed him much , for he had learned from him how not to write history . Of the men who essayed to continue Thucydides's ...
Page 127
... seem , was without its effect upon that struggle ; and we teachers and students and parents may well ask whether our share in building the future was every- where sound , was fit for ... seems natural to those who love to ANCIENT EMPIRES 127.
... seem , was without its effect upon that struggle ; and we teachers and students and parents may well ask whether our share in building the future was every- where sound , was fit for ... seems natural to those who love to ANCIENT EMPIRES 127.
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... seems to have been merely to get an excuse for talking about the second sword which is provided by a friend . The bard who com- posed Iliad X seems to have been particularly inter- ested in the outfit of the fighting man . In the Aeneid ...
... seems to have been merely to get an excuse for talking about the second sword which is provided by a friend . The bard who com- posed Iliad X seems to have been particularly inter- ested in the outfit of the fighting man . In the Aeneid ...
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