
But it may reasonably be doubted whether the general public have any correct idea of its completeness...or of the engineering skill which has been so successfully exercised.
W.H.Davenport Adams[1]
It isthepharos which attracts oursteps, and induces ustoascend thesteep acclivity.
W.H.Davenport Adams[1]

In their indolence to search out thetruth, they accept atonce allthefables andexaggerations forced upon their notice.
Thucydides[1]
Men receive with indifference from oneanother ,andwithout examination ,thetraditions of past events .
Thucydides[1]
TheRhodes isthecolossal statue oftheSun, placed ona marble column, with achariot drawn byfour horses .
Lucius Ampellius[1]
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