The Philosophy of History
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His great successor com- pleted the conquest. Constantinople fell.
With the overthrow of this East-Roman empire the formation of Europe and the Constantinople condition of the whole world underwent a decisive change. We may ponder a little surrenders, over the import of this catastrophe. S^ienteilsmÄari' To Constantinople has been attributed the significance of being the museum and Ä, n"ow^th"brMgeof bridge of Hellenic culture. We remember how Byzantium since Karl and the Othons fuilfp'^jaYn to...e. Had actually served as the main conductor of Orientalism into Europe. ^ '^" '^^' ^^^' '*^' ^^* At first Greek thoughts had been carried from the libraries of Constantinople to Bagdad, from whence the Semites transmitted the translations of newly discovered writings to the Occident by way of Saracenic Spain. Byzantium possessed the advan- tage of being guardian and custodian of classic culture of which a mere shadow only fn^rmiduted formerly reached the West in round about way to amuse and enthuse the people with the legend- cordovathrough*^ ""^ ary stories of the Trojan war, and those of Alexander as given by Callisthenes.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
His great successor com- pleted the conquest. Constantinople fell.
With the overthrow of this East-Roman empire the formation of Europe and the Constantinople condition of the whole world underwent a decisive change. We may ponder a little surrenders, over the import of this catastrophe. S^ienteilsmÄari' To Constantinople has been attributed the significance of being the museum and Ä, n"ow^th"brMgeof bridge of Hellenic culture. We remember how Byzantium since Karl and the Othons fuilfp'^jaYn to...e. Had actually served as the main conductor of Orientalism into Europe. ^ '^" '^^' ^^^' '*^' ^^* At first Greek thoughts had been carried from the libraries of Constantinople to Bagdad, from whence the Semites transmitted the translations of newly discovered writings to the Occident by way of Saracenic Spain. Byzantium possessed the advan- tage of being guardian and custodian of classic culture of which a mere shadow only fn^rmiduted formerly reached the West in round about way to amuse and enthuse the people with the legend- cordovathrough*^ ""^ ary stories of the Trojan war, and those of Alexander as given by Callisthenes.
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