Some of the students who came to his cell later flourished as interpreters and compilers of dictionaries.
Samnite Capua became the ally of Rome about 340 bc, and the whole region was Romanized by the end of the 4th century and later flourished as a colonia and then a region of the Roman Empire.
Prof. Niklaus Largier of the German department at the University of California, Berkeley, suggests (thanks, Niklaus) that acknowledgments later flourished in academic writing and publishing, particularly in doctoral dissertations, for strategic reasons.
By their side, and later, flourished the great poets who set words to music for choirs, Alcman, Arion, Stesichorus, Simonides, and Ibycus, who were followed at the close of the 5th century by Bacchylides and Pindar, in whom the tradition of the dithyrambic odes reached its highest development.
Pebbles by the thousands; and the spine of an unimaginable vertebrate; scraps of metal tubing (a rare industrial intrusion) that lie beside a single stone as eggshell fragments would a fledgling; a bunch of keys hanging like grapes from a vine: these are imaginings worthy of Hieronymus Bosch and of the Surrealists that later flourished in Belgium.
Following this episode, the platform fully recovered and later flourished and expanded.
Hatra later flourished under Arab rulers, and became a major trading-post on the Silk Road across the Asian continent.
Peterson grew to love his new family, including his four blonde, blue-eyed siblings, and later flourished as a Naval officer, high-level telecommunications executive, CEO, and entrepreneur.
