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The Splendour that was Greece and the Glory that was Rome

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jjf2003 | 19:13 Wed 07th Apr 2004 | Phrases & Sayings
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The glory that was Rome is of another day...I've been terribly alone, forgotten in Manhatten and now I off to that city by the bay..I left my heart in San Fransisco....
19:15 Thu 08th Apr 2004
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Edgar Allan Poe in To Helen
07:29 Fri 09th Apr 2004
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The quote is actually "The glory that was Greece and the grandeur that was Rome". I think it's the end of a poem by Edgar Allen Poe.
18:17 Fri 09th Apr 2004

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