The Roman History of Appian of Alexandria: The foreign warsG. Bell, 1899 |
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... rest , and these alone were circulated by copying . To this rule , often salutary and oftener pernicious , are due whatever of the fragments of Appian were collected in the Constantinian extracts , and it is truly astonishing that the ...
... rest , and these alone were circulated by copying . To this rule , often salutary and oftener pernicious , are due whatever of the fragments of Appian were collected in the Constantinian extracts , and it is truly astonishing that the ...
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... rest . Certainly when he found that , for revising those books of Appian which remained entire for it was plain that the condition of the excerpta was deplorable and almost beyond hope of amendment it was impossible to rest satisfied ...
... rest . Certainly when he found that , for revising those books of Appian which remained entire for it was plain that the condition of the excerpta was deplorable and almost beyond hope of amendment it was impossible to rest satisfied ...
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... rests on manuscripts has been already applied to the fragments of Appian in the com- pilation entitled De ... rest satisfied with the very few excerpta that de Valois him- self had extracted from it at the end of his book , p ...
... rests on manuscripts has been already applied to the fragments of Appian in the com- pilation entitled De ... rest satisfied with the very few excerpta that de Valois him- self had extracted from it at the end of his book , p ...
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... rest . In using his work , I have followed in the main the example of Schweighäuser ; that is , in no place have I failed to in- spect Candidus , and I have not put confidence in him ex- cept where O failed me . Wherever mention is made ...
... rest . In using his work , I have followed in the main the example of Schweighäuser ; that is , in no place have I failed to in- spect Candidus , and I have not put confidence in him ex- cept where O failed me . Wherever mention is made ...
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... rest in Libyan , Ionian , Egyptian , Myrtoan , Sicil- ian , and Mediterranean waters , by whatever names called ; also those which the Greeks by way of distinction call the great islands , Cyprus , Crete , Rhodes , Lesbos , Euboea ...
... rest in Libyan , Ionian , Egyptian , Myrtoan , Sicil- ian , and Mediterranean waters , by whatever names called ; also those which the Greeks by way of distinction call the great islands , Cyprus , Crete , Rhodes , Lesbos , Euboea ...
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The Roman History of Appian of Alexandria: The Civil Wars - Primary Source ... Horace White,Horace Appianus No preview available - 2013 |
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