Springs And Wells in Greek And Roman Literature Their Legends And Locations
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The collection was injured during Caesar's besiegement EGYPT 465 in 47 B. C. , and again in 273 a. D. , and in 389: it was totally destroyed by the Arabs in 640, and learning then sus- tained an irreparable loss in every department. In the ashes of the conflagration lie all that is left to the world of peoples of whom nothing can now be known; and science and the arts sorrow with history in their own bereavements, for the loss of the records of the experience, the discoveries, the formulas, and... the secrets, in chemis- try, mechanics and other lines, that had accumulated during innumerable centuries has caused other centuries of extra labor and research, much of which is still without result; work that would have produced something new if it had not perforce been diverted to finding out some- thing that was old thousands of years ago, such, among hundreds of instances, as the process for producing un- fading paints, and for making malleable glass.
The limpid Springs that served a ship's crew amply were utterly unable to meet the demands of a growing city, and an aqueduct was therefore built and conveyed water from the Nile to Pharos and all other parts of Alexandria.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The collection was injured during Caesar's besiegement EGYPT 465 in 47 B. C. , and again in 273 a. D. , and in 389: it was totally destroyed by the Arabs in 640, and learning then sus- tained an irreparable loss in every department. In the ashes of the conflagration lie all that is left to the world of peoples of whom nothing can now be known; and science and the arts sorrow with history in their own bereavements, for the loss of the records of the experience, the discoveries, the formulas, and... the secrets, in chemis- try, mechanics and other lines, that had accumulated during innumerable centuries has caused other centuries of extra labor and research, much of which is still without result; work that would have produced something new if it had not perforce been diverted to finding out some- thing that was old thousands of years ago, such, among hundreds of instances, as the process for producing un- fading paints, and for making malleable glass.
The limpid Springs that served a ship's crew amply were utterly unable to meet the demands of a growing city, and an aqueduct was therefore built and conveyed water from the Nile to Pharos and all other parts of Alexandria.
What to read after Springs And Wells in Greek And Roman Literature Their Legends And Locations?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James Reuel Smith to read onlineMoreLess
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