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Meanings of classical antiquity in English
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Usage of classical antiquity in English
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He took particular delight in pursuing any difficult inquiry in classical antiquity.
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He acknowledges as incontestable the superiority of the poets of classical antiquity:-
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The natural bent of Gissing's talent was towards poetry and classical antiquity.
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The literature of England is now more valuable than that of classical antiquity.
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The Græco-Roman Branch, for the discovery of the remains of classical antiquity and early Christianity.
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They preserved to us the treasures of classical antiquity.
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How rich in poetry was classical antiquity, whether sung in the Greek or Latin language!
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He was born in A.D. 35; and was probably the greatest literary critic of classical antiquity.
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Fifteen years ago I finished the section dealing with classical antiquity-withIndia, Persia, Egypt, and Judæa.
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Throughout classical antiquity Egyptian science was famous.
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The strange rule of this priesthood has no parallel in classical antiquity, and cannot be explained from it.
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By definition the renaissance was primarily a literary and scholarly movement derived from the literature of classical antiquity.
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No modern production can have the same atmosphere of sentiment around it, as the remains of classical antiquity.
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Bonifacius, Historia Ludicra, has collected all the instances known to classical antiquity of women who had serpent lovers.
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The Arabs simply continued to develop the civilisation of post- classical antiquity, with which they had come in contact.
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No one can study society in classical antiquity or in non-Christian lands with any intimacy and not realize this.
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