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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... , who reduces Syria into a province of the Roman empire . Troubles in Judæa and Egypt . The A- lexandrians expel Alexander their king , and fet Ptolemy Ptolemy Auletes on the throne in his ftead . Alex- CONTENT S. vii.
... , who reduces Syria into a province of the Roman empire . Troubles in Judæa and Egypt . The A- lexandrians expel Alexander their king , and fet Ptolemy Ptolemy Auletes on the throne in his ftead . Alex- CONTENT S. vii.
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... empire to the defeat of Craf- fus , which is related at large , ARTICLE . III . 304 Abridgement of the hiftory of the kings of Cappado- cia from the foundation of that kingdom to the time when it became a province of the Roman em- pire ...
... empire to the defeat of Craf- fus , which is related at large , ARTICLE . III . 304 Abridgement of the hiftory of the kings of Cappado- cia from the foundation of that kingdom to the time when it became a province of the Roman em- pire ...
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... empire ; that is to fay , from the year of the world 3840 to 3939. The history of Egypt includes alfo one hundred years , from the twentieth year of Ptolemæus Philometer , till the ex- pulfion of Ptolemæus Auletes ; that is , from the ...
... empire ; that is to fay , from the year of the world 3840 to 3939. The history of Egypt includes alfo one hundred years , from the twentieth year of Ptolemæus Philometer , till the ex- pulfion of Ptolemæus Auletes ; that is , from the ...
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... empire : That they knew the greatest kingdoms and moft powerful em- pires were fubje & t to frequent revolutions : That they had humbled , or rather ruined , Carthage , without ta- king poffeffion of its territories ; contenting ...
... empire : That they knew the greatest kingdoms and moft powerful em- pires were fubje & t to frequent revolutions : That they had humbled , or rather ruined , Carthage , without ta- king poffeffion of its territories ; contenting ...
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... empire : or whether he would chufe to hazard , in arms , all the dangers of the war in defence of his fortunes and dig- nity , as became a man of courage ; and , in cafe of be- ing victorious , have the glory of delivering the uni ...
... empire : or whether he would chufe to hazard , in arms , all the dangers of the war in defence of his fortunes and dig- nity , as became a man of courage ; and , in cafe of be- ing victorious , have the glory of delivering the uni ...
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