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  • In sixth-century BC Athens, for example, the master ceramicist Exekias signed his pots so that they vouched personally for their own authenticity and quality: “Exekias made me” Exekias epoiesen me.

    The English Is Coming! Leslie Dunton-Downer 2010

  • In sixth-century BC Athens, for example, the master ceramicist Exekias signed his pots so that they vouched personally for their own authenticity and quality: “Exekias made me” Exekias epoiesen me.

    The English Is Coming! Leslie Dunton-Downer 2010

  • Lao-tzu, the sixth-century B.C. master whose Tao te Ching is still a classic, wrote long ago: "The highest good is like water, for the good of water is that it nourishes without striving."

    Brenda Peterson: The Water Way and the Tsunami Brenda Peterson 2011

  • The area was once home to two giant sixth-century Buddhist statues destroyed by the Taliban.

    Transition to Afghan Security Forces Begins 2011

  • Lao-tzu, the sixth-century B.C. master whose Tao te Ching is still a classic, wrote long ago: "The highest good is like water, for the good of water is that it nourishes without striving."

    Brenda Peterson: The Water Way and the Tsunami Brenda Peterson 2011

  • Duffy, championing the sixth-century Theodora, was the runaway winner with her rags-to-riches story.

    Stella Duffy rides Theodora to victory at Cheltenham Charlotte Higgins 2010

  • The area was once home to two giant sixth-century Buddhist statues destroyed by the Taliban.

    Transition to Afghan Security Forces Begins 2011

  • The area was once home to two giant sixth-century Buddhist statues destroyed by the Taliban.

    Transition to Afghan Security Forces Begins 2011

  • The area was once home to two giant sixth-century Buddhist statues destroyed by the Taliban.

    Transition to Afghan Security Forces Begins 2011

  • Sam Fentress From left: the monk Ananda, from ninth-century China; 'Blue Black' 2000, by Ellsworth Kelly; and the standing Buddha Śākyamuni, from the late sixth-century China.

    At the Intersection of Opposites Lee Lawrence 2011

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