The Biographical Dictionary of the Society for the Diffusion of Useful Knowledge--, Volume 2, Part 2Longman, Brown, Green, and Longmans, 1843 - Biography |
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Page 549
... Anaxilaus married Cydippe , the daughter of Terillus , king of Himera in Sicily , and raised himself to the supreme power by seizing on the citadel of Rhegium ( B. c . 494 ) , the government of the city having pre- viously been ...
... Anaxilaus married Cydippe , the daughter of Terillus , king of Himera in Sicily , and raised himself to the supreme power by seizing on the citadel of Rhegium ( B. c . 494 ) , the government of the city having pre- viously been ...
Page 550
... Anaxilaus was the first who in- troduced that animal into Sicily . On his death ( B. C. 476 ) Anaxilaus appointed his servant and steward Micythus to act as regent and guardian for his sons till they should come of age . It is recorded ...
... Anaxilaus was the first who in- troduced that animal into Sicily . On his death ( B. C. 476 ) Anaxilaus appointed his servant and steward Micythus to act as regent and guardian for his sons till they should come of age . It is recorded ...
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