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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... use of it . He endea- vours to make peace , but ineffectually . The ar- mies on both fides go into winter quarters , 23 SECT . III . The fenate pafs a wife decree to put a stop to the avarice of the generals and magiftrates , who ...
... use of it . He endea- vours to make peace , but ineffectually . The ar- mies on both fides go into winter quarters , 23 SECT . III . The fenate pafs a wife decree to put a stop to the avarice of the generals and magiftrates , who ...
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... use of it . He endeavours to make a peace , but ineffectually . The armies on both fides go into winter quarters . T THE conful Licinius , after having offered vows to the gods in the capitol , fet out from Rome * , covered with a coat ...
... use of it . He endeavours to make a peace , but ineffectually . The armies on both fides go into winter quarters . T THE conful Licinius , after having offered vows to the gods in the capitol , fet out from Rome * , covered with a coat ...
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... of fear , was highly dif honourable to himself and his army ; but however , being * Perfeus made use of him in the intended affaffination of Ea- menes . being convinced by reafon , he yielded to neceflity , 32 The HISTORY of Book XIX .
... of fear , was highly dif honourable to himself and his army ; but however , being * Perfeus made use of him in the intended affaffination of Ea- menes . being convinced by reafon , he yielded to neceflity , 32 The HISTORY of Book XIX .
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... use of his mediation as they should think convenient . The language of the Rhodians was very different . After having fet forth , in a lofty ftyle , the fervices they had done the Roman people , and ascribed to themselves the greatest ...
... use of his mediation as they should think convenient . The language of the Rhodians was very different . After having fet forth , in a lofty ftyle , the fervices they had done the Roman people , and ascribed to themselves the greatest ...
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... use of so great an advantage . The fame vice made him lofe another of the fame nature . Urged by the condition of his affairs , and the extreme danger that threatened him , he had at length confented to give Gentius the three hundred ...
... use of so great an advantage . The fame vice made him lofe another of the fame nature . Urged by the condition of his affairs , and the extreme danger that threatened him , he had at length confented to give Gentius the three hundred ...
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