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A Day in Old Athens; a Picture of Athenian Life

Note * — Chapter IX · The Schoolboys of Athens.

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This fact did not prevent the Greeks from having a considerable respect for the traditions and lore of, e.g., the Egyptians, and from borrowing a good many non-Greek usages and inventions; but all this could take place without feeling the least necessity for studying foreign languages.

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