Question

Literary sources refer to _____ account​

Answer 1

Literary sources refer to the religious, foreign and secular accounts.

Explanation:

• Literary sources are information collected in written forms that explain the essence of ancient culture.

• Sources include information such as magazines (journals), letters, books and investigative reports, records, automation and visual combinations.

• Literary sources are divided into three categories; Religious, secular and foreign accounts. Literary sources tell us about the political, social, economic, religious and cultural life of our ancestors.  
• Most of the ancient manuscripts are of a religious nature.  In addition to religious literature, there is extensive secular literature on mathematics, medicine, and science.  
• Many learned people traveled around the world in ancient and medieval times.  These people were taking into account what they saw in these foreign lands.
• For example, Greek, Roman, and Chinese travelers came to India, and they left behind accounts of things that they saw.