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ÇIKMIS KPDS SORULARI PARAGRAF DOLDURMA (TEST 1) 77. Soru

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The modern historian of Greece and Rome bases his writings on a wide range of
archaeological and literary material. He has no access to ancient archives, but certain
imperishable objects survive and take the place of modern "official document". Many surviving
Greek and Latin inscriptions were carved usually in Stone Age; official records of treaties, of
expenditure or of decrees of a monarch. ---- .

The Greeks were not the first to chronicle human events but they were the first to apply criticism

The earliest Greek writers, like Homer, wrote epic poems describing great heroes and their deeds

As a poor story-teller Herodotus stands second only to Homer among the ancients

And many other, recording the private affairs of individuals, reflect meaningfully on the social life of
a moment or an age

The origins and growth of Roman historiography remain obscure
Imperishable: s. bozulmaz, çurümez, yokolmaz / decree: (i). resmi emir, irade, karar, hüküm,
kararname. decree nisi huk altı ay zarfında aksi sabit olmadığı takdirde icra mevkiine giren
bosanma kararı / chronicle: (f). kaydetmek, tarihe geçirmek / deed: (i)., (f). is, fiil, amel, hareket;
(huk). senet, tapu senedi, hüccet