The Edinburgh Review: Or Critical Journal, Volumen250A. Constable, 1929 |
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... culture which percolated far down- ward . In architecture , money , games , and social life generally , the land became as Greek as Asia Minor ; even the venerable Egyptian language appears to have retreated before the invader , and ...
... culture which percolated far down- ward . In architecture , money , games , and social life generally , the land became as Greek as Asia Minor ; even the venerable Egyptian language appears to have retreated before the invader , and ...
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... culture . " The literature read by Theban ascetics about the year 600 , " says Mr. Crum , " could not but be Coptic for the most part . What still survived in Greek was primarily for liturgical use , though a few Greek pieces seem to be ...
... culture . " The literature read by Theban ascetics about the year 600 , " says Mr. Crum , " could not but be Coptic for the most part . What still survived in Greek was primarily for liturgical use , though a few Greek pieces seem to be ...
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... culture was of the very highest . The Dionysiaca may be a somewhat formless epic , and there are certainly longueurs in the story of the conquest of India by Bacchus ; but the author's mastery of the hexameter is such that he must be ...
... culture was of the very highest . The Dionysiaca may be a somewhat formless epic , and there are certainly longueurs in the story of the conquest of India by Bacchus ; but the author's mastery of the hexameter is such that he must be ...
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