 Yet six millions of these truest sons of temperance held their own for seven centuries against great odds of heavy-armed Giaours, excelled all Christendom in astronomy, medicine, agriculture, chemistry, and linguistics, as well as in the abstract sciences,...  Second Book in Physiology and Hygiene - Page 92by John Harvey Kellogg - 1894 - 291 pagesFull view - About this book
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...INSTRUCTION. — In the struggle against the powers of darkness light often proves a more effective * "The Western Saracens abstained not only from wine,...whole galaxy of philosophers and inspired poets." — " International Review," December, 1880. weapon than might or right. Even the limited light of... | |
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...Western Saracens abstained not only from wine, but from all fermented or distilled drinks whatsoever. Six millions of these truest sons of temperance held...seven centuries against great odds of heavy-armed Gaiours, excelled all christendom in astronomy, medicine, agriculture, chemistry and linguistics, as... | |
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...Western Saracens abstained not only from wine, but from all fermented or distilled drinks whatsoever. Six millions of these truest sons of temperance held...their own for seven centuries against great odds of heavy armed Giaours, excelled all Christendom in astronomy, medicine, agriculture, chemistry and linguistics,... | |
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