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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
: the custom of interweaving them with flowers was not introduced be- fore the hundredth Olympiad. Such, like- wise, was the composition of the crowns celebrated by tbe early lyrists, including the genuine remains of Anacreon, pre- served by Atbensus. The period when Theophrastus published his work, in which be gives the above account of the rose, as known to the Greeks — at which period the horticultural art was in a state quite incapable of producing flowers corre- sponding in beauty and fira...grance with those celebrated in the Odes — was the hundred and sixteenth Olympiad t while the period when Anacreon flourished can- not be brought lower than the aixty-fiftb, being a diflerence of more than two cen- turies. — 2. While, however, the cultivated rose appears not to have existed in Greece in the age of Anacreon, the term ^t^Sor, afterwards applied to this flower, was in use, not only at that period, but even in the times of Homer. The second part of Dr. Nolan's memoir was, therefore^ de- voted to ascertaining the particular flower to which the term was originally applied.
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