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... historical record , but de- nied to be founded in truth ; and an antecedent ... Herodotus - Xenophon- Ctesias.Learning of the Indians - Confucius . Of the ... history , & c .. 29 Original invention of Letters .... 30 Coincidence of ...
... historical record , but de- nied to be founded in truth ; and an antecedent ... Herodotus - Xenophon- Ctesias.Learning of the Indians - Confucius . Of the ... history , & c .. 29 Original invention of Letters .... 30 Coincidence of ...
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... history claims Herodotus as the first chronicler of its events . He was followed by Xenophon . Then Ctesias the Cnidian , physician to Artaxerxes Mnemon , king of Persia . As evidence of the ancient learning of the Indians , Clemens ...
... history claims Herodotus as the first chronicler of its events . He was followed by Xenophon . Then Ctesias the Cnidian , physician to Artaxerxes Mnemon , king of Persia . As evidence of the ancient learning of the Indians , Clemens ...
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... history claims a priority over that of profane , by a period of about three thousand three hundred years . Herodotus is the earliest post - diluvian profane historian extant . He flourished about one thousand years after the Jewish ...
... history claims a priority over that of profane , by a period of about three thousand three hundred years . Herodotus is the earliest post - diluvian profane historian extant . He flourished about one thousand years after the Jewish ...
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... history claims a priority over that of profane , by a period of about three thousand three hundred years ; Herodotus being the earliest profane post - diluvian historian ex- tant ; that he flourished about one thousand years after MOSES ...
... history claims a priority over that of profane , by a period of about three thousand three hundred years ; Herodotus being the earliest profane post - diluvian historian ex- tant ; that he flourished about one thousand years after MOSES ...
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