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To what extent does non- verbal language contribute more to our knowledge than verbal language?. Area of knowledge –Latin Way of knowing - reason. For.
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To what extent does non- verbal language contribute more to our knowledge than verbal language?
Area of knowledge –Latin Way of knowing - reason For Now the small band of Monases and Parcrous crashed our non approved attack twice and it beams that it has thrown spoils to their cheap necklaces. Dacians and Aethopians nearly destroyed our city, busy by rebellion. The later feared for fleets, the others better for throwing arrows. Iam bis Monaeses et Pacori manusnon auspicatos contudit impetus nostros et adiecisse praedamtorquibus exiguis renidet.Paene occupatam seditionibusdeleuit urbem Dacus et Aethiops,hic classe formidatus, ille missilibus melior sagittis. Non his iuuentus orta parentibusinfecit aequor sanguine PunicoPyrrhumque et ingentem cecidit Antiochum Hannibalemque dirum The young men who did not stain the Punic sea with the blood were born of this parentage, Those who did not fell Pyrrhus, and powerful Antiochus, and fearful Hannibal.
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Bibliography • Newspapers • New Scientist • Latin anthology • http://www.middle-ages.org.uk/the-childrens-crusade.htm • http://www.newscientist.com/subs/offer?pg=bdlecpyhvyhuk1202&prom=1234&cmpid=PSC|NSNS|SUBS-2012-UK-adwd-magazine&gclid=CLzDobu-17ACFcQKfAod2Hg6zA