Persia from the Earliest Period to the Arab

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i CONTENTS. LIST OF DYNASTIES Page
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HISTORY OF PERSIA, FROM THE EARLIES
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HISTORY OF PERSIA. 9 (Zaratrusthra)
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HIGTORY OF PERSIA. II created good,
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HISTORY OF PERSIA. 13 Hence we find
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CHAPTER I. Cyrus Croesus War in Nor
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HISTORY OF PERSIA. 17 Professor Raw
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HISTORY OF PERSIA. 19 and chattels
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HISTORY OF PERSIA. 2T men of Akkad
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HISTORY OF PERSIA. 23 has governed
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HISTORY CF PERSIA. 2$ have brought
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HISTORY OF PERSIA. 27 had been tran
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HISTORY OF PERSIA. 29 the Median em
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HISTORY OF PERSIA. 31 the kings of
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HISTORY OF PERSIA. 33 fessed submis
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HISTORY OF PERSIA. passionate, acce
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HISTORY OF PERSIA. 37 Ecbatana, wit
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HISTORY OF PERSIA. 39 their number
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HISTORY OF PERSIA. 4! satrap then b
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HISTORY OF PERSIA. memory the Kimme
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HISTORY OF PERSIA. 45 sculpture, 5s
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HISTORY OF PERSIA. 47 Both these of
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HISTORY OF PERSIA. 49 Greeks of the
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CHAPTER II. Xerxes Canal of Athos T
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HISTORY OF PERSIA. 53 some places f
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HISTORY OF PERSIA. 55 full of brave
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HISTORY OF PERSIA. 57 which had gon
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HISTORY OF PERSIA. 59 decline of th
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HISTORY OF PERSIA. while the eunuch
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HISTORY OF PERSIA. 63 the immediate
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HISTORY OF PERSIA. 65 troops; and s
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HISTORY OF PERSIA. 67 Ochus soon af
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HISTORY OF PERSIA. 69 (though, befo
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HISTORY OF PERSIA. 71 this fact: we
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HISTORY OF PERSIA. 73 real importan
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HISTORY OF PERSIA. 75 Alexander hav
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CHAPTER III. Daniel Darius the Mede
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HISTORY OF PERSIA. 79 prepared lyin
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HISTORY OF PERSIA. 8 1 he forgot Go
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HISTORY OF PERSIA. 83 Belshazzar, a
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HISTORY OF PERSIA. 85 of the he-goa
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CHAPTER IV. Tomb of Cyrus Inscripti
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HISTORY OF PERSIA. 89 tall figure (
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HISTORY OF PERSIA. f)I of all the A
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occur alternately. HISTORY OF PERSI
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HISTORY OF PERSIA. 95 that had been
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HISTORY OF PERSIA. 97 other buildin
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HISTORY OF PERSIA. 99 between Babyl
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HISTORY OF PERSIA. IOI Roman empire
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HISTORY OF PERSIA. 103 a genuine me
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HISTORY OF PERSIA. 105 Achaemenian
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HISTORY OF PERSIA. 107 out of the s
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HISTORY OF PERSIA. 109 hall, called
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HISTORY OF PERSIA. IH Palace. Here
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HISTORY OF PERSIA. 1 13 Three other
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HISTORY OF PERSIA. 11$ bases only h
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HISTORY OF PERSIA. 1 I/ of his exca
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HISTORY OF PERSIA. Tomb of Darius.
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CHAPTER V. Anacidae Arsakes I Tirid
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HISTORY OF PERSIA. 123 Parthians se
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HISTORY OF PERSIA. 125 tions *. Wit
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HISTORY OF PERSIA. 127 Koh, a tract
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mSTORY OF PERSIA. 1 29 in a conflic
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HISTORY OF PERSIA. 13! fii'st follo
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HISTORY OF PERSIA. 133 had always b
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HISTORY OF PERSIA. 135 Crassus reac
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HISTORY OF PURSIA. 137 was a wiser
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HISTORY OF PERSIA. 139 ment, that t
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HISTORY OF PERSIA. 14! step towards
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HISTORY OF PERSIA. 1^3 the Roman ad
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HISTORY OF PERSIA. 145 that ultimat
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HISTORY OF PERSIA. 147 but, by cros
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HISTORY OF PERSIA. 149 lings or fai
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