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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... formed the defign of putting his fon Nicomedes to death , is killed by him . Embaffy of three celebrated Athe- nian philofophers to Rome . Another from the peo- ple 118 ple of Marseilles . Digreffion upon the city of jy CONTENT S.
... formed the defign of putting his fon Nicomedes to death , is killed by him . Embaffy of three celebrated Athe- nian philofophers to Rome . Another from the peo- ple 118 ple of Marseilles . Digreffion upon the city of jy CONTENT S.
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... formed a ftrange defign , and had already began to put it in execution ; which was , to bring a confiderable body of troops , both horfe and foot , from European Sarmatia ( part of Poland ) . Cer- tain Gauls had fettled near the mouths ...
... formed a ftrange defign , and had already began to put it in execution ; which was , to bring a confiderable body of troops , both horfe and foot , from European Sarmatia ( part of Poland ) . Cer- tain Gauls had fettled near the mouths ...
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... formed against him . He was dif miffed , in confequence , with the higheft honours , and great prefents . ( g ) Harpalus , having returned into Macedonia with the utmost diligence , reported to Perfeus , that he had left the Romans in a ...
... formed against him . He was dif miffed , in confequence , with the higheft honours , and great prefents . ( g ) Harpalus , having returned into Macedonia with the utmost diligence , reported to Perfeus , that he had left the Romans in a ...
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... formed a defign to poffefs himself of Egypt , relying upon the weakness of the King's youth , and the indolence and cowardice of those who had the care of his person and affairs . He imagined , that he had found a plaufible pretext for ...
... formed a defign to poffefs himself of Egypt , relying upon the weakness of the King's youth , and the indolence and cowardice of those who had the care of his person and affairs . He imagined , that he had found a plaufible pretext for ...
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... formed , thro ' a long courfe of time , a republic , which on feveral occafions had preferved itself from the great- eft dangers , faw themfelves feparated and governed by as many councils as there were cities in the pro- vince ; all of ...
... formed , thro ' a long courfe of time , a republic , which on feveral occafions had preferved itself from the great- eft dangers , faw themfelves feparated and governed by as many councils as there were cities in the pro- vince ; all of ...
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