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-system of empiricists led to valuable Persians , ancient civilization of , article on , 340 discoveries , ib . - benefits resulting from -Persia the centre of Asia , ib . - greatness of change in the medical mind , ib .
-system of empiricists led to valuable Persians , ancient civilization of , article on , 340 discoveries , ib . - benefits resulting from -Persia the centre of Asia , ib . - greatness of change in the medical mind , ib .
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Plutarch , who never intentionally misrepresents anything , but is justly regarded as the most reliable of all the Greek historians , informs us that Themistocles sacrificed several of the Persian captives to the gods.t The Romans were ...
Plutarch , who never intentionally misrepresents anything , but is justly regarded as the most reliable of all the Greek historians , informs us that Themistocles sacrificed several of the Persian captives to the gods.t The Romans were ...
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He scanned Germany with the eye of a Persian Baotlevs ; a huge magnifying - glass seemed to be ever before his mental vision . Every movement of his mind was stately ; every conception was colossal , and his performances were mighty .
He scanned Germany with the eye of a Persian Baotlevs ; a huge magnifying - glass seemed to be ever before his mental vision . Every movement of his mind was stately ; every conception was colossal , and his performances were mighty .
Pagina 43
It had been the fond toil of his life to form this host , and now its drill and tactics made it seem , among the disorderly hordes of the Continent , almost what the Macedonian phalanx seemed among the unwieldly masses of Persia .
It had been the fond toil of his life to form this host , and now its drill and tactics made it seem , among the disorderly hordes of the Continent , almost what the Macedonian phalanx seemed among the unwieldly masses of Persia .
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... also somewhat more modest than he really is ; nor are these . the only particulars in which he is extremely unlike the great Persian conqueror , to whom some of his admirers once compared him , though rather prematurely .
... also somewhat more modest than he really is ; nor are these . the only particulars in which he is extremely unlike the great Persian conqueror , to whom some of his admirers once compared him , though rather prematurely .
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