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According to the archeologist Auguste Mariette, who found the work, the statue of the scribe was apparently discovered in Saqqara on 19 November 1850, to the north of the Serapeum's line of sphinxes.

据考古学家奥古斯特Mariette ，谁找到了工作，雕像的抄写显然是在萨卡拉发现11月19日1850年，北部的Serapeum的路线的狮身人面像。

Illustrations for the second edition of "Mirbeau 's Jardin des Supplices", with lithographs by Auguste Clot.

第二版《酷刑之园》出版，内含罗丹的插图，及奥古斯特。克洛的版画。

So (Frédéric-Auguste) Bartholdi named his copper-skinned goddess, lifting a torch and stepping out of broken shackles.

如此巴多第命名他的铜制外皮的女神，举起一个火炬和步进来自打破的脚镣。

So (Frederic-Auguste) Bartholdi named his copper-skinned goddess, lifting a torch and stepping out of broken shackles.

奥古斯梯。巴陶第称他那高举火炬，冲破铁链桎梏的铜肤女神为&自由之光照耀世界&。

So (Frédéric-Auguste) Bartholdi named his copper-skinned goddess, lifting a torch and stepping out of broken shackles.

所以（弗雷德里克－Auguste ）巴托尔迪命名他的美国印地安人女神，举起火炬，并走出破碎的枷锁。

So (Frédéric-Auguste) Bartholdi named his copper-skinned goddess, lifting a torch and stepping out of broken shackles.

因此，弗雷德里克。奥古斯特。巴特勒迪将他那手举火炬，冲破铁链桎梏的的铜制女神像命名为自由女神。

So (Frédéric-Auguste) Bartholdi named his copper-skinned goddess, lifting a torch and stepping out of broken shackles.

奥古斯梯·巴陶第称他那高举火炬，冲破铁链桎梏的铜肤女神为&自由之光照耀世界&。

So (Frédéric-Auguste) Bartholdi named his copper-skinned goddess, lifting a torch and stepping out of broken shackles.

弗雷德里克·奥古斯特·巴特勒迪(1834年4月2日—1904 年10月4日，法国雕塑家)如此命名这座手举火炬，挣脱桎梏的铜制女神塑像。

Liberty Enlightening the World.'So (Fr d ric-Auguste) Bartholdi named his copper-skinned goddess, lifting a torch and stepping out of broken shackles.

弗雷德里克·奥古斯特·巴特勒迪(1834年4月2日—1904 年10月4日，法国雕塑家)如此命名这座手举火炬，挣脱桎梏的铜制女神塑像。

"Statue of Liberty", bronze statues, 47 meters high pedestal, like high 46 meters, 93 meters high total, re-229 tons, the French sculptor Augustus escalator clause Pakistan Tao (Auguste Bartholdi ,1834 - 1904) Design, completed in 1886, is located in New York Port Menpang the freedom of the island.

自由女神像》，铜质雕像，基座高47米，像高46米，总高93米，重229吨，法国雕塑家奥古斯梯·巴陶第（ Auguste Bartholdi，1834--1904）设计，落成于1886年，座落在美国纽约港港口金门旁的自由岛上。

I was just taking her hand, to help her out of a car, and I knew it.

我只是握着她的手，扶她下车，但我知道这一切。

China and South Korea have excoriated Japan over its approval of new school books which they say whitewash the atrocities committed during Japanese occupation, and anti-Japanese protests have been held in Chinese cities. The lingering bitterness over Japan's past imperialism still threatens to mar relations between the big East Asian powers

中国和韩国强烈谴责日本通过新的中学历史教科书，他们认为这一教科书掩盖了日本在其占领期间所犯下的残酷暴行，反日抗议活动在中国数座城市发生，历史上日本帝国主义制造的痛楚无法被忘却，这有可能破坏东亚强国间的关系。