Alexandria and
Alexandria and Her Schools Four Lectures Delivered at the Philosophical Institution, Edinburgh
作者：Kingsley, Charles, 1819-1875
体例：段 章数：9
字数：181,186 来源：Project Gutenberg
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- 平均每段 20,131 字；最长 But, though this cannot be, we may find human elements enoug（39,966 字），最短 It would be both uncourteous and unfair of me to close these（1,186 字）。
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共 9 段- But, though this cannot be, we may find human elements enoug
- One other great merit of Eratosthenes is, that he first rais
- And now, to leave the poets, and speak of those grammarians
- Woe to the nation or the society in which this individualisi
- But here arose a puzzle in the mind of Philo, as it in reali
- It is in his followers, as one generally sees in such cases,
- I entreat them not to listen to the hasty sneer to which man
- In a word, the wild Koreish had discovered, more or less cle
- It would be both uncourteous and unfair of me to close these