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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... reduced into a Roman province . Various actions and death of Polybius . Triumphs of Metellus and Mummius , 139 SECT . V. Reflections upon the caufes of the grandeur , declenfion , and ruin of Greece , The first and fecond ages of Greece ...
... reduced into a Roman province . Various actions and death of Polybius . Triumphs of Metellus and Mummius , 139 SECT . V. Reflections upon the caufes of the grandeur , declenfion , and ruin of Greece , The first and fecond ages of Greece ...
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... reduced to leave Egypt . Phy- fcon returns thither , and reafcends the throne . By his means Zebina dethrones ... reduces Syria into a province of the Roman empire . Troubles in Judæa and Egypt . The A- lexandrians expel Alexander their ...
... reduced to leave Egypt . Phy- fcon returns thither , and reafcends the throne . By his means Zebina dethrones ... reduces Syria into a province of the Roman empire . Troubles in Judæa and Egypt . The A- lexandrians expel Alexander their ...
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... Baftarnæ , after having gain- ed fome advantages at first , were at length reduced , B 2 the ( b ) A. M. 3829. Ant . J. C. 175. Freimfhem in Liv . the greateft part of them at leaft , to return Art . I. 3 ALEXANDER's Succeffors .
... Baftarnæ , after having gain- ed fome advantages at first , were at length reduced , B 2 the ( b ) A. M. 3829. Ant . J. C. 175. Freimfhem in Liv . the greateft part of them at leaft , to return Art . I. 3 ALEXANDER's Succeffors .
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... reduced the Dolopians , who refused to obey him , by force of arms . After that expedi- tion , he advanced towards Delphos , upon pretence of confulting the oracle , but in reality , as it was belie- ved , to make the tour of Greece ...
... reduced the Dolopians , who refused to obey him , by force of arms . After that expedi- tion , he advanced towards Delphos , upon pretence of confulting the oracle , but in reality , as it was belie- ved , to make the tour of Greece ...
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... reduced , he expected in confequence to make himself mafter of all Africa . Gentius king of Illyria had only rendered himself much fufpected by the Romans , without knowing however which party he should chufe ; and it feem- ed , that if ...
... reduced , he expected in confequence to make himself mafter of all Africa . Gentius king of Illyria had only rendered himself much fufpected by the Romans , without knowing however which party he should chufe ; and it feem- ed , that if ...
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