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Meanings of ancient source in English
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Usage of ancient source in English
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Often, my poems like to follow a thing to its ancient source.
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By some means they have been brought hither from some more ancient source.
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But there was still another ancient source of evolution ideas.
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Harmony from an ancient source.
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There is a large, ancient source of salt beneath the area, which extends under the Canadian border into the north-eastern US.
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How shall we account for the similarities above indicated, except on the supposition of a common and a very ancient source?
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The ken-no has a more ancient source, and perhaps the custom may be derived from the secret rites of the Bona Dea.
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Much more probably, however, Justin quotes from the more ancient source from which the Protevangelium and perhaps St. Luke drew their narrative.
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The grains of sand which were brought from some ancient source to form these rocks are on their way to some new goal.
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Like so much that is popularly said, this is nonsense; it is a medieval legend, not to be found in any ancient source.
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The pristine abode of man upon the earth, may again be thickly peopled, and civilization may have rolled back to the south, its ancient source.
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A careful study of the books of Kings suggests many other ancient sources.
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Ancient sources mention Cleopatra Selene only in relation to others.
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Many of his fables were borrowed from ancient sources; but clothed in a new dress.
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Modern scholarship disputes this idea, interpreting the silence of ancient sources as evidence that the boys both died young.
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Euphronius (or Euphronios) is an actual historical figure, referenced in ancient sources as a tutor to Cleopatra's children.