The Early Age of Greece
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How these people of a cooler clime deteriorated in the southern lands, and finally merged into the native races, is admirably illustrated by the story of the Cind)ri who settled neai- Bvzautium, for a wliile held their own and were ultimately destroyed as a nati(juality and absorbed into their I'hracian neigh])ours.
This pathetic story has been continually rt'})eated since, and has in all ])robability taken ]>lace with endless iteration through long preceding generations, which are to us as tho...ugh they had never been. Where aic tlie hosts of fair-haired warriors who streamed into the J)alkaii and the Meditei-ranean basin undei- the Roman empire ^ Whcrr ai-e the (loths of Moesia, foi' whom Ultilas translated the IJible '. Where are the |osterity of the stalwait Xoiseini'ii, who formed tlio \ arangiaii guard of ihc ElillXToi's of the ICast '. Where are the Noiliiaus who once (ar\e(l out kinL;(lt>nis, niari(uisates. An
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
How these people of a cooler clime deteriorated in the southern lands, and finally merged into the native races, is admirably illustrated by the story of the Cind)ri who settled neai- Bvzautium, for a wliile held their own and were ultimately destroyed as a nati(juality and absorbed into their I'hracian neigh])ours.
This pathetic story has been continually rt'})eated since, and has in all ])robability taken ]>lace with endless iteration through long preceding generations, which are to us as tho...ugh they had never been. Where aic tlie hosts of fair-haired warriors who streamed into the J)alkaii and the Meditei-ranean basin undei- the Roman empire ^ Whcrr ai-e the (loths of Moesia, foi' whom Ultilas translated the IJible '. Where are the |osterity of the stalwait Xoiseini'ii, who formed tlio \ arangiaii guard of ihc ElillXToi's of the ICast '. Where are the Noiliiaus who once (ar\e(l out kinL;(lt>nis, niari(uisates. An
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