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He was also far - sighted enough , as we saw , to seize the body of Alexander for his new capital of Alexandria . But his supreme act of foresight lay in his understanding of Greek learning . What he evidently understood was that by ...
He was also far - sighted enough , as we saw , to seize the body of Alexander for his new capital of Alexandria . But his supreme act of foresight lay in his understanding of Greek learning . What he evidently understood was that by ...
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Everything in the life of the capital seemed to justify the pride of its inhabitants and their traditionally Greek contempt for the barbarian peoples . Yet in the end , following a series of calamities , this community was dispersed or ...
Everything in the life of the capital seemed to justify the pride of its inhabitants and their traditionally Greek contempt for the barbarian peoples . Yet in the end , following a series of calamities , this community was dispersed or ...
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This force was based on a capital , which we may now call Istanbul , sited precisely at the meeting place of two worlds . It was a wonderful opportunity and the Conqueror did his utmost to exploit it . He did so in the first place by ...
This force was based on a capital , which we may now call Istanbul , sited precisely at the meeting place of two worlds . It was a wonderful opportunity and the Conqueror did his utmost to exploit it . He did so in the first place by ...
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Origin of Man | 21 |
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