Epitome of Ancient, Mediaeval and Modern HistoryHoughton, Mifflin and Company, 1883 - 624 pages |
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... Expeditions to Ethiopia , Arabia , and to the Euphrates . Tem- ple of Ammon on the left bank of the Nile , opposite Thebes . His son , 1388-1322 . Ramessu II . , the Great ( Sestu - Ra , Ramses ) , was victorious in the early part of ...
... Expeditions to Ethiopia , Arabia , and to the Euphrates . Tem- ple of Ammon on the left bank of the Nile , opposite Thebes . His son , 1388-1322 . Ramessu II . , the Great ( Sestu - Ra , Ramses ) , was victorious in the early part of ...
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... expedition of the Assyrians , under Esarhaddon ( p . 15 ) , against Egypt . The king of the Assyrians and his son , Asshur- banipal ( Sardanapalus ) , put an end to the rule of the Ethi- opians ( under Taharak or Tirhakah , the second ...
... expedition of the Assyrians , under Esarhaddon ( p . 15 ) , against Egypt . The king of the Assyrians and his son , Asshur- banipal ( Sardanapalus ) , put an end to the rule of the Ethi- opians ( under Taharak or Tirhakah , the second ...
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... expedition of the Tyrians , accompanied by the servants of Solomon , through the Red Sea to the coast of India ( Ophir ) . Hiram filled in the space between the island upon which stood the temple of Melkart , and New Tyre ( which was ...
... expedition of the Tyrians , accompanied by the servants of Solomon , through the Red Sea to the coast of India ( Ophir ) . Hiram filled in the space between the island upon which stood the temple of Melkart , and New Tyre ( which was ...
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... expedition for the conquest of Carthage , proposed by Cambyses , king of Persia , after the con- quest of Egypt , was rendered impossible of execution by the refusal of the Phoenicians to fight against their colony . During the Persian ...
... expedition for the conquest of Carthage , proposed by Cambyses , king of Persia , after the con- quest of Egypt , was rendered impossible of execution by the refusal of the Phoenicians to fight against their colony . During the Persian ...
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... Expedition up the Nile toward Æthiopia ; failure of provisions in the desert compelled him to turn back . The tyrant of Cyrene acknowledged the supremacy of Cam- byses , but a projected attack upon Carthage by sea was pre- vented by the ...
... Expedition up the Nile toward Æthiopia ; failure of provisions in the desert compelled him to turn back . The tyrant of Cyrene acknowledged the supremacy of Cam- byses , but a projected attack upon Carthage by sea was pre- vented by the ...
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