Ancient History
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What glory did he thus acquire ? 191. How did the success of the Greeks affect the Persians f What is said of the plunder which the Greeks took? What change took place in the man- aers of Cimon ? Whare were Cnidus, Famphylia, and Earymftdon ? (Map No. 8.) 158 GREECE. [B. a 464 affected a roughness of mauners, and a contempt for the refinement of life ; but in his riper years he became a model of politeness.
192. He patronized every liberal art, and studied to procure ele- gant as well as useful... gratifications for the people. By his munifi- cence were raised those lofty porticos, under whose magnificent shelter the Athenians delighted to assemble and pass their time in conversation. In a wood, before rude and without water, he formed commodious and elegant walks, whose sides were adorned with running fountains ; and this became the widely celebrated groxie of Academia* Be planted the agora t of Athens with the oriental plane; and, ages after, these beautiful trees sheltered the buyers and lellers who came thither to grow rich by traflic.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
What glory did he thus acquire ? 191. How did the success of the Greeks affect the Persians f What is said of the plunder which the Greeks took? What change took place in the man- aers of Cimon ? Whare were Cnidus, Famphylia, and Earymftdon ? (Map No. 8.) 158 GREECE. [B. a 464 affected a roughness of mauners, and a contempt for the refinement of life ; but in his riper years he became a model of politeness.
192. He patronized every liberal art, and studied to procure ele- gant as well as useful... gratifications for the people. By his munifi- cence were raised those lofty porticos, under whose magnificent shelter the Athenians delighted to assemble and pass their time in conversation. In a wood, before rude and without water, he formed commodious and elegant walks, whose sides were adorned with running fountains ; and this became the widely celebrated groxie of Academia* Be planted the agora t of Athens with the oriental plane; and, ages after, these beautiful trees sheltered the buyers and lellers who came thither to grow rich by traflic.
What to read after Ancient History?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by C a Celestia Angenette Bloss to read onlineMoreLess
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