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[填空题] In 600 B.C., the Assyrian Empire had just fallen. At its height, it had extended from Egypt to Babylonia, for an extreme length of 1,400 miles. It was soon to be (B1) the Persian Empire, which extended from Cyrenaica to Kashmir, for an extreme length of 3,000 miles. Undoubtedly, the common (B2) of these empires had only the vaguest (B3) of the extent of the maim and were content to live and die on their own few （B4） , or, on some occasions, to travel from village to (B5) village. Travelers and soldiers, however, must have had some (B6) of the vastness of these empires and of the still greater vastness of what must lie beyond. There must have been in the ancient empires those who occupied themselves with what might be considered the first cosmological (宇宙论的)problem (B7) scholars: Is there an end to the Earth To be sum, no man in ancient times, however far he traveled ever came to any (B8) end of the Earth. At most, he reached the (B9) of an ocean wh
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