The Ancient History of the Egyptians Carthaginians Assyrians Babylonians Medes and Persians Macedonians and Grecians, 9: By Charles RollinCharles Elliot M.DCC.LXXV, 1775 |
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... several towns of Italy . After feventeen years of banish- ment , they are fent back into their own country , when only three hundred of them remained , 100 , IOI SECT . II . Mean flatteries of Prufias , King of Bithy- nia , in the ...
... several towns of Italy . After feventeen years of banish- ment , they are fent back into their own country , when only three hundred of them remained , 100 , IOI SECT . II . Mean flatteries of Prufias , King of Bithy- nia , in the ...
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... Several expeditions paffed on both fides by fea and land , which were neither of much confequence nor importance . ( t ) Whey Polybius returned from his embaffy into Peloponnefus , Appius's letter , in which he demanded five thousand ...
... Several expeditions paffed on both fides by fea and land , which were neither of much confequence nor importance . ( t ) Whey Polybius returned from his embaffy into Peloponnefus , Appius's letter , in which he demanded five thousand ...
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... Several of those who attended him , took different routs from his , under various pretexts ; less to avoid the pursuit of the enemy , than to fhun the fury of the prince , whofe defeat had only served to irritate and inflame his natural ...
... Several of those who attended him , took different routs from his , under various pretexts ; less to avoid the pursuit of the enemy , than to fhun the fury of the prince , whofe defeat had only served to irritate and inflame his natural ...
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... Several other articles of lefs importance were annexed to these . The prætor Octavius , who was prefent in this affembly , explained the feveral ar- ticles in Greek , as Paulus Æmilius pronounced them in Latin . The article of liberty ...
... Several other articles of lefs importance were annexed to these . The prætor Octavius , who was prefent in this affembly , explained the feveral ar- ticles in Greek , as Paulus Æmilius pronounced them in Latin . The article of liberty ...
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... several cities ; but were in no authority . All officers , embaffies , honours , and rewards , were conferred folely upon thofe who efpou- fed the Roman intereft , after the defeat of Perfeus ; and they employed their credit in utterly ...
... several cities ; but were in no authority . All officers , embaffies , honours , and rewards , were conferred folely upon thofe who efpou- fed the Roman intereft , after the defeat of Perfeus ; and they employed their credit in utterly ...
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