Ancient History: Containing the History of the Egyptians, Assyrians, Chaldeans, Medes, Lydians, Carthaginians, Persians, Macedonians, the Seleucidae in Syria, and Parthians: History of the Macedonians, the Seleucidae in Syria, and ParthiansR. Carter, 1844 - History, Ancient |
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... Peloponnesus , exclaimed loudly against the treason of Cassander , and sending for Her- cules , the only remaining son of Alexander . from Pergamus , with his mother , he proposed him as king to HISTORY OF THE MACEDONIANS . 247.
... Peloponnesus , exclaimed loudly against the treason of Cassander , and sending for Her- cules , the only remaining son of Alexander . from Pergamus , with his mother , he proposed him as king to HISTORY OF THE MACEDONIANS . 247.
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... Pergamus , with Scer- daidas and Pleutratus , kings of Illyria , acceded to this con- federacy ; while Philip was supported by the Acarnanians , Baotians , and Achæans . B. C. 211 . At the commencement of this outbreak , the aged ...
... Pergamus , with Scer- daidas and Pleutratus , kings of Illyria , acceded to this con- federacy ; while Philip was supported by the Acarnanians , Baotians , and Achæans . B. C. 211 . At the commencement of this outbreak , the aged ...
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... Pergamus , and declared war against the Rhodians . B. c . 203 . The end which Philip had in view in these proceedings was chiefly to disarm the military servants of the Romans . But his designs were defeated . He was punished by the ...
... Pergamus , and declared war against the Rhodians . B. c . 203 . The end which Philip had in view in these proceedings was chiefly to disarm the military servants of the Romans . But his designs were defeated . He was punished by the ...
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... Pergamus . Between Perseus and Eumenes there was deep strife . Hence , when the Greeks turned to the former , Eumenes hastened to Rome , to incite the senate against his competitor . Eumenes succeeded in his intrigue , and when Perseus ...
... Pergamus . Between Perseus and Eumenes there was deep strife . Hence , when the Greeks turned to the former , Eumenes hastened to Rome , to incite the senate against his competitor . Eumenes succeeded in his intrigue , and when Perseus ...
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... Pergamus , Antiochus invaded his territories , with a view of annexing them to his own domin- ions . His design was defeated . Eumenes , nephew of the deceased monarch , raised a considerable army , encountered Antiochus near Sardis ...
... Pergamus , Antiochus invaded his territories , with a view of annexing them to his own domin- ions . His design was defeated . Eumenes , nephew of the deceased monarch , raised a considerable army , encountered Antiochus near Sardis ...
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Page 221 - Th' historic muse, Proud of the treasure, marches with it down To latest times; and sculpture, in her turn, Gives bond in stone and ever-during brass To guard them, and t...
Page 317 - ... historian hath related so many circumstances, and in such exact order of time, as the prophet hath foretold them ; so that it was necessary to have recourse to several authors, Greek and Roman, Jewish and Christian ; and to collect here something from one, and to collect there something from another, for better explaining and illustrating the great variety of particulars contained in this prophecy.
Page 233 - Hear the just law — the judgment of the skies, He that hates truth shall be the dupe of lies : And he that will be cheated to the last, Delusions strong as Hell shall bind him fast.
Page 119 - Tis education forms the common mind ; Just as the twig is bent the tree's inclined.
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