《The Spirit of Law-法的精神(英文版)》

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    rinthirablysituated;itseparatedtportanerinaryittoing

    itseethatinhorstitheopulenenus;”jupiter;”hesays;”lovedtherhodians;anddetheveryanner;entionsorenusintheneighbourhoodofthehellespont;thepropontis;andtheeuxineseakesusnaturallyigihatshearitiast;eofnyeioshasbeengiventoorberoflonies;etipreservedaninterurseotheruntryinnsequenenusbegantodecline;tillatlengthitinthecroheothercitiesofgreece

    beforehorstithegreekshadsselves;andedneiniongreeerableloniesfordanienseeasure;theedneennerhercitiesincreasedinprosperityinproportionastheyhappenedtohaveneelybeautiful;sheberofislands;dravallation

    ustgreeeseasure;theples;toblefrollparts;inthoseoracles;toankinded;and;inshort;inthatexquisitetasteforthepolitearts;osuchaheightthattoexpectevertosurpassherrayingourignorance

    8ofalexander:hisnquestsfourgreateventshappenedinthereignofalexanderrce:thetakingoftyre;thenquestofegypt;thatlikeheindies;andthedisveryoftheseahofthatuntry

    theeireofpersiaextendedtotheindus33darius;longbeforealexander;hadsentsovessels;akenoadvantageofseas;oftheveryseasthattonquerauntry
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    inordertotradeine

    ariana;35thepersiangulfasfarastheindus;andfrohesouthseatotheuntainsofparopasus;dependedindeed;insoasure;ontheeireofpersibutinthesouthepartitiesofserasandythepersiansleftthefrontertaininganysuaritirthebitiousofshoanysettledregularprojeergedfroheirignoranceonlytoplungeintoitagain

    besides;itatraditionthatseras41hadbroughtbackthenceonlyten;andcyrusbutseven

    alexanderenteredbythenorthhisdesignarchtoptedtonquerit;andsucceeded

    hethenfordadesignofunitingtheindiestothearitirce;ashehadalreadyunitedtheythelonieshehadestablishedbyland

    heorderedafleettobebuiltonthehydaspes;thenfelldoouthhelefthisarandhisfleetatpatala;selfarkedtheplautualsupportoffleetandarthefleetfollotheindusalongthebanksoftheuntryoftheorit;oftheianiaandpersiahecausededintennthstheyarrivedatsusa;enttohisy

    thisprinerceoftheidea

    itevenseethatafterhisdisveryhehadnoneeofopeningatradebetpire;butasfortheprojeeranysuannerashehaddoneinrespenserceofindiabythehepersiangulf

    therearesoedadesigntokeittheseatofhiseire:buthoostinnvenienttohiforitfroherestofhiseirethecaliphs;adedistantnquests;soonarabiatoresideelsewhere

    9ofthereadethenquestofegypt;theyhadbutaveryierfey;ostentirelyperished;andtheforcesy;thesonoflagus;senttotheassistanceofseleucusnicatoratbabylon;underarchonlyinthenight”

    thepersiansespiritintothatuntryasprevailedinpersia:henereans;andthejeapttothinkthatthedestruerce

    egypt;atthetiofthepersiannaronarchs

    theyascendedthenile;andhuntedafterelephantsintheuntriessituatedbetadebythegreeks;thenasareallgrecian;andthetelesarensecratedtogreekdivinities50

    thegreekssettledinegyptndastextensiverce;theyastersofalltheharboursontheredset
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    yre;therivalofeverytradingnation;ore;theyethecentreoftheworld

    thekingsofsyrialefttherselvesonlytothenorthetrade;eansoftheoxusandtheuniselvestokedisveriesinit;eoftheseaofantioighthavefordonthatside;theynegleeansoftheirfleetsontheredsea;hadalreadybeethestersofit;orthattheydisveredaninvinaritiaffairsthesoutheastsofpersiasuppliedthen;therehadbeennoneinthoseparts;exberoftoaritiexpeditionstheyhadnooccasiontoforce;theyhadonlytofollohegeniusandbentoftheirsubjects

    iaurprised;infess;attheobstinaakethehangetheirsentints;notenaregenerallytenaciousoftheirerrorsadeasortofbay:surveyingtheast;theirdisveriesneverityofalbaniatheseatohenorthfoavigation55henceithattheyalhisastheocean

    thelandarofalexanderhadbeenintheeastonlyasfarasthehypanis;allpartoftheuntryseleucusnicatorperatedasfarastheganges;andtherebydisveredtheseaintoodesdisveruntriesbyvoyagesatsetheancientsdisveredseasbynquestsatland

    strabo;57notonyofapollodorus;seetodoubtgoingtontion59

    plinyinforusthatthenavigationoftheindiesthethesaontorytosiger:61thisofsigetionedbystrabo;62anddisveredbythegree:for;assigerusthavebeenfartherthantheindus:bythispassagetheystthereforehaveavoidedtheeronesidetotheother;byansofthensoons;akindofpass63

    pliny64saysthattheysetsailfortheindiesintheddleofsuerandretuedtober;orinthebeginningofjanuarythisisentirelynforbletoouavaljoualsinthatpartoftheindianober;andthesend;duringafrialabarattheseasonoftheyearthatptolesfleetusedtoputtoseathence;andetiasthey

    alexandersfleetonthsinsailingfroatalatosusaitsetoutinthenthofjuly;thatis;ataseasontheindiesbetonsoonsthereisanintervalduringeetingnostterribleteeststhesentinueduringthenthsofjune;july;andaugustalexandersfleet;therefore;settingsailfroatalainthenthofjuly;sthavebeenexposedtonystor;andthevoyagesthavebeenlong;becausetheysailedagainstthensoon

    plinysaysthattheysetoutfortheindiesattheendofsuer;thustheyspentthetiproperfortakingadvantageofthensoonintheirpassagefrolexandriatotheredsea

    observehere;ipray;hoonths;havingsailedthreenthsontheindus;andsevenontheindianoalabartotheredseaadeinfortydays67

    strabo;68whoa
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    theuthoftheredseatotheastoflabartheyptedtogetroundthepeninsulaonthissidethegangesbyandeltheplanofnavigationlaiddoanseyear69

    thusitisdenstrablethattheranstotheindiesuercebutthisrceoftheancientsodes;theysus70thattheytradedthushthepeopleoftaprobane

    10ofthearinerspassfourattetsadetosailroundtheastofafritheylathyrus;setoutfroheredsea;andsuthepillarsofhercules;andfailedintheattet

    theediterraneantheshorefroheredseaisnotsoshallothetoleavetheastofafritheredseaintothediterranean;butnottosetoutfrohediterraneantoretubytheredsea

    thus;akingthisgrandcircuit;afterostnaturaltotradetotheeastofafricabytheredsea;andtotheeastbyherculespillars

    thegreofthegulf;;asfarasdira;thatis;tothestraitnoeofbabelndelthenontoryofarotia;situateattheentranidorustellsus;77thattheyootheother

    beyondthisprontory;atnidorus78

    suansfoundoutthetandprassuofakesnontion;beesareofronorigin

    ptole;thegeographer;flourishedunderadrianandantoninuspius;andtheauthoroftheperiplusoftheredsea;erlitskno;79;elatitudeinalllikelihoodthelattertookhislitfroplayhisfroplacenication

    sinthisnotionisthatthepeopleaboutberofplaarotundusthaveoansneverhadanysettlednavigation;theyhaddisveredtheseseveralportsbylandexpeditions;andbyansofshipsdrivenonthatast;andasatpresentaritipartsofafrica;butknooststrangerstotheasts83

    isaidthatthephoeniylathyrushaddetheeofptole;thegeographer;thosetusthavebeenlookeduponasfabulous;sininatingatcapeprassusothattheindianoceanorethanalaketheancientsheindiestohenorth;advancingeasthisunknorytothesouth

    11ofherelyrerkableitletsusseethathannolitedhissettlentstothe25thdegreeofnorthlatitude;thatis;tothreedegreessouthofthecanaries

    hannobeingatadenouseofthissendenterprisescylaxsays85thattheseaisnotnavigablebeyondcee;becauseitisshalloudandseaweeds:86and;infa
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    erightfindobstaostbutrelative;besides;ustbeexertedhthingsthatrequirenoextraordinarynduct

    therelationofhannosvoyageisafinefragntofantiquityitanthatperfordit

    hisreingledndersplifactsthanfroords

    thestyleisagreeabletothesubjearvellousallhesaysoftheannersoftheinhabitants;rrespondagineitthejoualofadesailor

    heobservedfroisfleetthatinthedaytithereusiabletothis;ithasbeendisveredthatinthedaythesavagesretireintotheforeststoavoidtheheatofthesun;thattheylightupgreatfiresinthenighttodispersethebeastsofprey;andthattheyarepassionatelyfondofsicanddancing

    thesaenaofvesuvius;andrelatesthathecapturedten;odieratherthanfollohecarthaginians;andocarthagethishasbeenfoundnotvoidofprobability

    thisnarrationissoonuntofpuniansretainedtheirhatredofthebutitanfaith

    sodes89haveiibedtheseprejudiainednovestigesbutitainediliesinsuodiousfortrade;andseiliesstneakethedisveryereasonthattherearenoothersofcarthageitself

    thestohavedegradedtherichesofallotheruntriestheyans

    verysurprisingthingshavebeensaidoftheriadeofthistaltheiranestutensilstheuountains;thattheyadoedtheanselves

    entofpolybius;inesatthesouranstasaday;thatis;aboutfivellionlivresayear;atfiftylivrestotherktheuntainsthatntainedthesenesesatpresent;thenesofhanoverdonoteloyafourthpartoftheen;andyettheyyieldrebutastheronshadnotnyppees;andbutfeines;ightonishedattheirabundance

    intheaninesheallegedtheexaleofthetyrians;thecarthaginians;andtheronsheittedtosearch;butsoughtinvain;hestillalleged;andfoundnothing

    theediterraneantheentintheislescalledcassiterides;95aginedtobethoseofscilly

    thesevoyagesfrotiadesopersonsigihattheonthsinsailingfroheuthofthebtistoengland;besides;thefauspieightnotshoatesthatthosevesselsheshoreheyfellinheachother

    theanedvoyagesthatakeoneigiheyhadthepass;thoughtheyhadnotifapilotland;andduringhisvoyagehadsuethodofnavigation

    ethatofthelandhanno;98inhisnegotiationans;deontoriuulchrutheyotradeinsicily;sardinia;andafrica;exceptatcarthage:99
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    anexceptionthatprovesthereintheirtradehthatcity

    inearlytistherehadbeenverygreatianstheetheirgazinetheruinofarseilles;andhaditnotbeenforthecivilans;rce

    12theisleofdelosthridatesuponthedestruans;thererportant

    froheearliesttisthegreeks;asolestthesepeople102neitherdoesitappearthatthekingsofpontus;astersofnyofthoselonies;everdeprivedtheftheiroent103

    theposelfabletohiretroopsoneveryside;torepairhisfrequentlosses;tohavealtitudeofen;ships;andlitaryselfallies;tobribethoseoftherons;andeventheronstheelves;tokeepthebarbariansofasiaandeuropeinhispay;105tontinuetheanyyears;andofursetodisselfabletotraintheoar;toinstruans;106andtoforsiderablebodiesoutoftheirdeserters;inaselfabletosustaingreatlosses;andtobefrequentlydefeated;esofadversity

    thusitanshadarrivedattheirhighestpitedtohavenothingtoapprehendbutfroheaitionoftheirooreventuredtontesttheghtypoint;oredestructivercefailedoneveryside:selvesbeingdestroyed

    therons;inpursuanofightnotappearasnquerors;delishedastersofthegreekloniesontheeuxinesea;theytookcarenottodestroyobethefoundationoftheirowngrandeur

    13ofthegeniusoftheronsastoritiaffairstheronslaidnostressonanythingbuttheirlandforen;akeuseofstratageandseldofforans

    theydestinedthereforetotheseaonlythoseen

    atthistieesteeorlandforentetforthoseoftheseaintheforr;arthasde

    14ofthegeniusoftheronsrerilitaryeduoftheirgoventestrangedtheroerce

    intheerce

    buttheirpolitieterhrespecttous”

    theireanrankarriedtothoseofasuperiorstation;nfoundsenerphitheatre;thishaditsoriginintheanans

    iaotignorantthatnprepossessedranshadthebestregulatedgoventintherce;butthetruthis;theyseldoroubledtheirheadsaboutit

    15oftheransanshavingereensebodytheronpolitheartofnqueringdetheeglect
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    theartofenri;”addgratian;valentinian;andtheodosius;116”rather;iftheyhaveany;letoursubje”theexportationofironedonpainofdeath

    dotian;aprinidity;orderedthevinesingaultobepulledup;117froear;nodoubt;lesttheirhitherthebarbariansprobusandjulian;heirbeingplantedagain

    iaensiblethatuponthedeaneirethebarbariansobligedtheronstoestablishstapletobuteventhisisaproofthatthendsoftheronsrce118

    16oftheransosttheonlyones;oftheirforeignrans119augustus;120beingiesnderfoundthepeopleindolent;peay

    heennerasotheations;thatis;goldandsilverinexoditiestheeuropeanstradestillinthesanner;thensesu121

    naturehadfordthearabsforrans;theyaatradingpeople;hothappenedtofindtherainedt
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