Several works reflected this point of view, among them two works that initiated the debate regarding the ancients and the moderns, La Comparaison de la langue et de la poésie française avec la grecque et la latine (1670) and Défense de la poésie et de la langue française (1675).
Waiting, I regard the ancient curtain, which is of a material and stiffness unknown elsewhere.
To a backdrop of computer graphics put together with the help of friends from his university days at Oxford, Zardari paced across an outdoor stage at Karachi's Mohatta Palace gleefully taunting the religious right, which has campaigned against Valentine's Day and regards the ancient kite-flying festival of Punjab as inflected with Hindu tradition.
And even if doctors regard the ancient Greek credo as outdated, modern versions reinforce the same ethics: As a doctor, it is your responsibility to cure the ill — not to make someone that way.
The aqueducts might easily have been restored at the end of the war, and doubtless this would have been done if Rome had again become an Imperial residence, but the comfort and cleanliness of the people were no object of care to the medieval popes, who regarded the ancient Thermae as part of the unregenerate life of paganism.
Sheehan suggests that Madison regarded the ancient and modern solutions to the internal stability of [End Page 806] republics the former as the education of public opinion via singular institution, the latter taming it with institutional arrangements and self-interest as self-interest asalsomethingofy.
John Malone, author of Unsolved Mysteries of Science, regards the ancient timekeeper as the "most accurate calendar devised by any ancient culture".
Palestinians regard the ancient city - which contains sites sacred to the Jewish, Muslim and Christian faiths - as the future capital of a separate state.
Enchanted by its timeless beauty, Harishankar regards the ancient Indian dance form as a language and is constantly on the lookout for interpretations of contemporary themes.
