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... Phoenicians exposed their merchandise to sale, and that on the fifth or sixth
day after their arrival, and when 1 By barbarians the Greeks meant all .who -were
not sprung from themselves, — all foreigners. ' The Phoenicians passed over
land ...
... Phoenicians exposed their merchandise to sale, and that on the fifth or sixth
day after their arrival, and when 1 By barbarians the Greeks meant all .who -were
not sprung from themselves, — all foreigners. ' The Phoenicians passed over
land ...
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Here he encamped, and ravaged the lands of the Syrians ; and took the city of the
Pterians, and enslaved the inhabitants ; he also took all the adjacent places, and
expelled the inhabitants, who had given him no cause for blame. But Cyrus ...
Here he encamped, and ravaged the lands of the Syrians ; and took the city of the
Pterians, and enslaved the inhabitants ; he also took all the adjacent places, and
expelled the inhabitants, who had given him no cause for blame. But Cyrus ...
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Those to whose lot it fell to leave their country went down to Smyrna, built ships,
and having put all their movables which were of use on board, set sail in search
of food and land, till having passed by many nations, they reached the Ombrici, ...
Those to whose lot it fell to leave their country went down to Smyrna, built ships,
and having put all their movables which were of use on board, set sail in search
of food and land, till having passed by many nations, they reached the Ombrici, ...
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When all were come with their sickles, as had been ordered, Cyrus selected a
tract of land in Persia, which was overgrown with briers, and about eighteen or
twenty stadia square, and directed them to clear it during the day: when the
Persians ...
When all were come with their sickles, as had been ordered, Cyrus selected a
tract of land in Persia, which was overgrown with briers, and about eighteen or
twenty stadia square, and directed them to clear it during the day: when the
Persians ...
Page 75
... hand in the struggle, he drove out Sarpedon with his partisans ; and they being
expelled came to the land of Milyas in Asia : for the country which the Lycians
now occupy was anciently called Milyas ; but the Milyans were then called Solymi
.
... hand in the struggle, he drove out Sarpedon with his partisans ; and they being
expelled came to the land of Milyas in Asia : for the country which the Lycians
now occupy was anciently called Milyas ; but the Milyans were then called Solymi
.
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| Title | Herodotus: A New and Literal Version from the Text of Baehr ; with a Geographical and General Index Bohn's classical library |
| Authors | Herodotus, Henry Cary |
| Publisher | Henry G. Bohn, 1848 |
| Original from | Library of Catalonia |
| Digitized | 4 Sep 2008 |
| Length | 613 pages |
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