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... Barbarians , Herodotus of Halicarnassus produces this historical essay . ' Among other things , it will be necessary to investigate the sources of the hostilities which subsisted between these people . The more learned of the Persians ...
... Barbarians , Herodotus of Halicarnassus produces this historical essay . ' Among other things , it will be necessary to investigate the sources of the hostilities which subsisted between these people . The more learned of the Persians ...
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... barbarian to notice , makes use of a figurative expression peculiarly appropri- ate to Barbarians ; substituting the ears and the eyes for the discourse and sight of objects . Segnius irritant animos demissa per aurem Quam quæ sunt ...
... barbarian to notice , makes use of a figurative expression peculiarly appropri- ate to Barbarians ; substituting the ears and the eyes for the discourse and sight of objects . Segnius irritant animos demissa per aurem Quam quæ sunt ...
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... Barbarian nations , and among the Lydians in particular , for even a man to be seen naked , is deemed a matter of the ... Barbarians . - Larcher . man inclosed within a horse of bronze . The shepherd , learning the property which this ...
... Barbarian nations , and among the Lydians in particular , for even a man to be seen naked , is deemed a matter of the ... Barbarians . - Larcher . man inclosed within a horse of bronze . The shepherd , learning the property which this ...
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... Barbarians whose history we know , who made votive offerings to the oracle , after Midas the son of Gordius , king of Phrygia . Midas consecrated to this purpose his own roy- from which he himself was accustomed to ad- minister justice ...
... Barbarians whose history we know , who made votive offerings to the oracle , after Midas the son of Gordius , king of Phrygia . Midas consecrated to this purpose his own roy- from which he himself was accustomed to ad- minister justice ...
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... Barbarians and others , with their own . The Pelasgians have always avoided this mode of increasing their importance ; which may be one reason , probably , why they never have emerged from their original and barbarous condition . : LIX ...
... Barbarians and others , with their own . The Pelasgians have always avoided this mode of increasing their importance ; which may be one reason , probably , why they never have emerged from their original and barbarous condition . : LIX ...
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