The Ancient History of the Egyptians, Carthaginians, Assyrians, Babylonians, Medes and Persians, Macedonians, and Grecians, Volume 3W. J. & J. Richardson, 1804 - History, Ancient |
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Charles Rollin. " establish himself in the quiet possession of his throne ; Artax . one of which was , his brother Hystaspes , governor Longim of Bactriana ; and ... Artax with equal success ; and each retired to prepare HISTORY , & c . 111.
Charles Rollin. " establish himself in the quiet possession of his throne ; Artax . one of which was , his brother Hystaspes , governor Longim of Bactriana ; and ... Artax with equal success ; and each retired to prepare HISTORY , & c . 111.
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Charles Rollin. * We have seen that Themistocles had fled to Ad- Artax . metus , king of the Molossi , and had met with a gra . Longim . cious reception from him ; but the ... Artax . for him . He fled to Ægæ , PERSIANS AND GRECIANS . 113.
Charles Rollin. * We have seen that Themistocles had fled to Ad- Artax . metus , king of the Molossi , and had met with a gra . Longim . cious reception from him ; but the ... Artax . for him . He fled to Ægæ , PERSIANS AND GRECIANS . 113.
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Charles Rollin. " By the former you will preserve your suppliant ; Artax . " by the latter you will destroy the greatest enemy Longim . " of Greece . " The king ... Artax . could by the aid of a third person I 2 PERSIANS AND GRECIANS . 115.
Charles Rollin. " By the former you will preserve your suppliant ; Artax . " by the latter you will destroy the greatest enemy Longim . " of Greece . " The king ... Artax . could by the aid of a third person I 2 PERSIANS AND GRECIANS . 115.
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Charles Rollin. Artax . could by the aid of a third person . It is the same , Longim , says he , with the speech of a man , as with a piece of tapestry , which must be spread out and unfolded , to show the ... Artax . 116 HISTORY OF THE.
Charles Rollin. Artax . could by the aid of a third person . It is the same , Longim , says he , with the speech of a man , as with a piece of tapestry , which must be spread out and unfolded , to show the ... Artax . 116 HISTORY OF THE.
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Charles Rollin. whenever the kings were desirous of drawing over Artax . any Greek to their interest , they used to declare ex - Longim . pressly in their letters , that he ... Artax . Longim . SECT . III . Cimon PERSIANS AND GRECIANS . 117.
Charles Rollin. whenever the kings were desirous of drawing over Artax . any Greek to their interest , they used to declare ex - Longim . pressly in their letters , that he ... Artax . Longim . SECT . III . Cimon PERSIANS AND GRECIANS . 117.
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