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Page 115
... Ptolemy ; these are the nations that furnish the most profitable agencies to the in- dustry of the Phenicians , and a variety of advantages which are in- calculable . They possess themselves every profusion of luxury , in articles of ...
... Ptolemy ; these are the nations that furnish the most profitable agencies to the in- dustry of the Phenicians , and a variety of advantages which are in- calculable . They possess themselves every profusion of luxury , in articles of ...
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... Ptolemy Philadelphus . It is situated on the western coast of the Red Sea , in lat . 27o , and is distinguished by three islands known to modern navigators by the name of the Jaffateens . Strabo de- scribes the entrance as oblique ...
... Ptolemy Philadelphus . It is situated on the western coast of the Red Sea , in lat . 27o , and is distinguished by three islands known to modern navigators by the name of the Jaffateens . Strabo de- scribes the entrance as oblique ...
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... Ptolemy . ' From Apokopa extends a coast which the Periplus states at six days ' sail , and calls the little coast and the great ; on which not a name occurs , neither is there an anchorage noticed , nor the least trace of commerce to ...
... Ptolemy . ' From Apokopa extends a coast which the Periplus states at six days ' sail , and calls the little coast and the great ; on which not a name occurs , neither is there an anchorage noticed , nor the least trace of commerce to ...
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Abridgement of Modern Determinations | 30 |
Pen Art of making | 49 |
Actor Defence of that Profession 384 | 56 |
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