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... the sixteenth century , scientific achievements proved conclusively that there were many errors in ancient science . ... of those who clung to mediaeval superstitions and of those who blindly accepted the learning of the ancients .
... the sixteenth century , scientific achievements proved conclusively that there were many errors in ancient science . ... of those who clung to mediaeval superstitions and of those who blindly accepted the learning of the ancients .
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Other members of this famous Order founded the sciences of palaeography , epigraphy , and chronology , which are essential to research in ancient and mediaeval history . During the same period , a group of Jesuits known as the ' [ 479 ] ...
Other members of this famous Order founded the sciences of palaeography , epigraphy , and chronology , which are essential to research in ancient and mediaeval history . During the same period , a group of Jesuits known as the ' [ 479 ] ...
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Sir Henry Rawlinson's great journey across ancient Media ( 1836-1838 ) while in the employ of the British East India Company was of the greatest importance for scholarship , for he discovered and copied the famous inscription on the ...
Sir Henry Rawlinson's great journey across ancient Media ( 1836-1838 ) while in the employ of the British East India Company was of the greatest importance for scholarship , for he discovered and copied the famous inscription on the ...
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