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25- Ibid., 16 , 4 , 18 . ~\:JI·@I&·__ f Oxford Classical Dictionary ->,;·ll·.
26- Ibid., 16 , 4 , 18 . , ,idi,;;fiaW''c 1 5 - Hesiod, With An English Translation, by- H.G: Evelyn - I'
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They have chosen cl9thes that suited their climate, and taken'1~:~~F!~~~~ owing to its position in the middle of the various civilizations. Betwe~~:·/:\~ __ _
from their local prod~cts_. ... ·_ ,~ ., ,: .. _ : .:>r::l.}t1E1 India & Persia in the east, Africa 1n the west, and the civilized w,oi-i_tf'.1~fi,: ,_\;
As a who!~ th~ Arabs, have ~ot been encouraging m~v~~u,aj,.?,~%~-~ in the north <Mesopotamia in the east_, Palestine, Phoe~icia i~t_h('~;f,?&~&>~-
ership. This kind of properues was amalgamat~~ . ~1_thm th~JTTR[i' ' --;-~a north > . . '. ' ' '_~_-~ 1 ~;f{~,-- 7:
f •' regime of life in Arabia has obliged all_individuals to do their,,1f,~fJt ~~; The Arab: hav~ been _intelligemin choosing the most-~suitable_; :;_;,_};:;ttU~K
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