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 1  2,3 |         Among other monuments of antiquity, the statue of Zeus, the
 2  2,3 |         the classical culture of antiquity, while by continuous proximity
 3  2,3 | preservation of the monuments of antiquity.[113]~ In their march through
 4  2,5 |         others denied that pagan antiquity was of any significance
 5  2,5 |         Hellas was to the art of antiquity, that Iran was to the art
 6  3,16|    Slavonic history and Slavonic antiquity find in Procopius invaluable
 7  4,1 |          to one expert in Arabic antiquity, the ancient Arabs in their
 8  5,8 |       the southeast was known in antiquity as Calabria, and the other
 9  7,4 |          most eminent writers of antiquity, Homer, the lyric writers,
10  7,4 |     writers in various fields of antiquity, and, finally, chroniclers,
11  7,4 | enthusiastic admirer of Hellenic antiquity, he had his residence in
12  7,4 |       point of view of classical antiquity. He received a good philological
13  7,4 |    followed the best examples of antiquity, especially Lucian, calls
14  8,16|       most celebrated writers of antiquity, Homer, Aristophanes, Euripides,
15  9,4 |       from the time of classical antiquity, been able to form a single
16  9,18|      best specimens of classical antiquity and endeavored to equal
17  9,18|       his epoch. “By his love of antiquity, passionate, though a little
18  9,19|      acquaintance with classical antiquity that called forth the Renaissance
19  9,19|          enthusiastic admirer of antiquity who has contributed more