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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... such credit , except his enmity for the Romans : That he was upon as good terms with powerful kings : That he had efpoufed the daughter of Seleucus , and given his fifter in marriage to Prufias : That he had found means to engage the ...
... such credit , except his enmity for the Romans : That he was upon as good terms with powerful kings : That he had efpoufed the daughter of Seleucus , and given his fifter in marriage to Prufias : That he had found means to engage the ...
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... Such was the difpofition of the Kings with regard to the Macedonian war . As for the ftates and free ci- ties , the populace were univerfally inclined in favour of Perfeus and the Macedonians . The opinions of the perfons in authority ...
... Such was the difpofition of the Kings with regard to the Macedonian war . As for the ftates and free ci- ties , the populace were univerfally inclined in favour of Perfeus and the Macedonians . The opinions of the perfons in authority ...
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... such as " fhall be given us in the camp itself . " This difcourfe of Paulus inilius , which abounds with reafon and good fenfe , thews that men are the fame in all ages of the world . People have an incre . dible itch for examining ...
... such as " fhall be given us in the camp itself . " This difcourfe of Paulus inilius , which abounds with reafon and good fenfe , thews that men are the fame in all ages of the world . People have an incre . dible itch for examining ...
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... such a manner , as made him believe himself entirely fecure , and gave him hopes to weaken , and at laft repulfe , Paulus Æmilius , by length of time , and the difficulties he would find to fubfift his troops and maintain his ground in ...
... such a manner , as made him believe himself entirely fecure , and gave him hopes to weaken , and at laft repulfe , Paulus Æmilius , by length of time , and the difficulties he would find to fubfift his troops and maintain his ground in ...
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... Such was the period of the fo much boafted exploits of that famous conqueror , the terror and admiration of the univerfe ; or , to speak more justly , ( 1 ) Liv . l . 45. n . 4 . I 2 · Livy , fach as we have him , fays the twentieth ...
... Such was the period of the fo much boafted exploits of that famous conqueror , the terror and admiration of the univerfe ; or , to speak more justly , ( 1 ) Liv . l . 45. n . 4 . I 2 · Livy , fach as we have him , fays the twentieth ...
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