The Ancient Empires of the East, Herodotus I

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no HEEODOTOS. [book TToXto?, (TvveâXov re ol Ha/SvXcovLoi, Kal ecraeodevre^ rfj fxa'^r} KaTCiXijOTjaav e? to darv. ola he iêTTLa-rdfievoL ere irporepov Tov K^vpov ovK aTpefJbiôvra, aXX! opeovre^ avrov iravTC eOvet 6fxol(i)
.] THE EMPIRES OF THE EAST. Ill Kal Jâ^vXcov fiev ovrco Tore irpoiTov dpaiprjTO''^ rrjv 8e 192 Svvafxtv Tcov Ba/3v\o)Pi(OP iroWoicri fjuev Kat aWoicri BrjXcoaoi oar) Tt? iari, iv 8e Sr] Kal tmSe. jBaaiKel rw fxeyako) e? rpocfirjv avTOv re Kol tt}? aTpaTLf]
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presented to nf % btr Messrs. Macmi
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THE ANCIENT EMPIRES OF THE EAST HEE
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Printed by K. & R. Clark, Edinburgh
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PR H-OOZ CDp.Z
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PEEFACE. The main object of the pre
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PREFACE. xi civilisation cau be rea
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INTEODUCTION. The Historical Credib
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INTEODUCTION. xv Herodotos are due
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INTRODUCTION. xvii the fact that Av
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INTRODUCTION. xix The detached part
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INTRODUCTION. xxi formed part of th
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INTRODUCTION. xxiii derived his acc
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INTRODUCTION. xxv according to his
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INTRODUCTION. xxvii in so many word
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INTRODUCTION. xxix that he will not
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INTRODUCTION. xxxi history, accordi
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INTRODUCTION. xxxiii Herodotos has
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INTRODUCTION. xxxv The dialect used
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INTRODUCTION. xxxvii dialect as spo
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INTRODUCTION. xxxix the same time,
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HEEODOTOS. BOOK I. 'UpoSoTou ' KXLK
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I.] THE EMPIRES OF THE EAST. TOVTO
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I.] THE EMPIRES OF THE EAST. iyever
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I.] THE EMPIKES OF THE EAST. 7 r/ev
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I.] THE EMPIRES OF THE EAST. 9 eiTr
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I-] THE EMPIKES OF THE EAST. 17 TO)
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I.] THE EMPIRES OF THE EAST. 19 ixe
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I.] THE EMPIRES OF THE EAST. 21 TOP
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I.] THE EMPIRES OF THE EAST. 27 rra
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I.] THE EMPIRES OF THE EAST. 29 (Td
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" 1.] THE EMPIRES OF THE EAST. 31 '
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I.] THE EMPIRES OF THE EAST. 33 ovK
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I.] THE EMPIRES OF THE EAST. 35 Xvr
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I.] THE EMPIRES OF THE EAST. ;n 01
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I.] THE EMPIRES OF THE EAST. 39 acT
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I.] THE EMPIRES OF THE EAST. 41 Tpi
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I.] THE EMPIKES OF THE EAST. 43 e'l
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I.] THE EMPIEES OF THE EAST. 45 '^W
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I.] THE EMPIRES OF THE EAST. 47 TeX
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I.] THE EMPIRES OF THE EAST. 49 fir
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; I.] THE EMPIRES OF THE EAST. 51 a
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I.] THE EMPIRES OF THE EAST. 53 Trp
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I.] THE EMPIRES OF THE EAST. 55 Kar
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I] THE EMPIRES OF THE EAST. 57 iâl
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Page 113 and 114: I.] THE EMPIRES OF THE EAST. 67 ove
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Page 117 and 118: I.] THE EMPIRES OF THE EAST. 71 rov
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Page 141 and 142: I,] THE EMPIRES OF THE EAST. 95 Ây
Page 143 and 144: I] THE EMPIRES OF THE EAST. 97 KoX
Page 145 and 146: I.] THE EMPIRES OF THE EAST. 99 T(b
Page 147 and 148: I.] THE EMPIRES OF THE EAST. 101 fx
Page 149 and 150: I.] THE EMPIRES OF THE EAST. 103 ev
Page 151 and 152: I.] THE EMPIRES OF THE EAST. 105 dW
Page 153 and 154: I.] THE EMPIRES OF THE EAST. 107 eT
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Page 159 and 160: I;] THE EMPIRES OF THE EAST, 113 (f
Page 161 and 162: I.] THE EMPIRES OF THE EAST. 115 er
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Page 165 and 166: I.] THE EMPIRES OF THE EAST. 119 8o
Page 167 and 168: J.] THE EMPIRES OF THE EAST. 121 6r
Page 169 and 170: I.] THE EMPIRES OF THE EAST. 123 Ov
Page 171 and 172: II.] THE LAND OF EGYPT. 125 8e "âf
Page 173 and 174: H.] THE LAND OF EGYPT. 127 SeKa re
Page 175 and 176: II.] THE LAND OF EGYPT. 129 aTTO da
Page 177 and 178: „.] THE LAND OF EGYPT. 131 yoyade
Page 179 and 180: ir.] THE LAND OF EGYPT. 133 (T-ôlv
Page 181 and 182: Ti.] THE LAND OF EGYPT. 135 OVK ea
Page 183 and 184: II.] THE LAND OF EGYPT. 137 vofievo
Page 185 and 186: TI.] THE LAND OF EGYPT. 139 ola 8e
Page 187 and 188: II.] THE LAND OF EGYPT. 141 oXXm 77
Page 189 and 190: 11.] THE LAND OF EGYPT. 143 KoX rrj
Page 191 and 192: II.] THE LAND OF EPxYPT. 145 aXXrj
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Page 197 and 198: II.] THE LAND OF EGYPT. 151 ovhafJi
Page 199 and 200: II.] THE LAND OF EGYPT. 153 /Socov
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Page 203 and 204: II.] THE LAND OF EGYPT. 157 TOiv Oe
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II.] THE LAND OF EGYPT. 161 elal S/
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II.] THE LAND OF EGYPT. 163 BiSol,
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Ti.] THE LAND OF EC4YPT. 165 Kal ia
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„.] THE LAND OF EGYPT. 167 aKavOa
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„.] THE LAND OF EGYPT. 169 Kal aW
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II.] THE LAND OF EGYPT. 171 eKTTohc
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II.] THE LAND OF EGYPT. 173 \iyovai
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„.] THE LAND OF EGYPT. 175 Kat Tr
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II.] THE LAND OF EGYPT. 177 TOVTO /
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ir.] THE LAND OF EGYPT. 179 7roW7)v
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i:.] THE LAND OF EGYPT. 181 (TTnOai
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II.] THE LAND OF EGYPT. 183 Ti Trap
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II.] THE LAND OF EGYPT. 185 Se rovT
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n.] THE LAND OF EGYPT. 187 evd^ ecr
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II.] THE LAND OF EGYPT. 189 Bvvevet
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II.] THE LAND OF EGYPT. 191 ôaavra
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II.] THE LAND OF EGYPT. 193 VTT avr
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„.] THE LAND OF EGYPT. 195 ra? jx
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II.] THE LAND OF EGYPT. 197 Mera Se
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II.] THE LAND OF EGYPT. 199 e? re r
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II.] THE LAND OF EGYPT. 201 âvKodn
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II.] THE LAND OF EGYPT. 203 ecTTC'
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11.] THE LAND OF EGYPT. 205 aTTiKOf
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11.] THE LAND OF EGYPT. 207 oure 69
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11.] THE LAND OF EGYPT. 209 KoX S)'
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II.] _ THE LAND OF EGYPT. 211 y^prj
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II.] THE LAND OF EGYPT. 213 "ETrac^
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II.] THE LAND OF EGYPT. 215 Kovra e
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n.] THE LAND OF EGYPT. 217 firj'vav
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II. ] THE LAND OF EGYPT. 219 ol Se
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„.] THE LAND OF EGYPT. 221 Si] Tr
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II.] THE LAND OF EGYPT. 223 fjioavv
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II. ] THE LAND OF EGYPT. 225 Koi ej
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II.] THE LAND OF EGYPT. 227 'AcppoS
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III.] THE PERSIAN EMPIRE. 229 Kl'^v
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in.] THE PERSIAl^ EMPIRE. 231 ovro)
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III.] THE PEESIAN EMPIEE. 233 ctt'
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in.] THE PERSIAN EMPIEE. 235 Ka\e(T
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„,.] THE PERSIAN EMPIRE. 237 dvpr
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III.] THE PERSIAN EMPIRE. 239 KWion
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in.] THE PERSIAN EMPIRE. 241 iyvaxT
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!„.] THE PEESIAN EMPIRE. 243 XdOp
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III.] THE PEESIAN EMPIRE. 245- (ppe
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III.] THE PEKSIAN EMPIRE. 247 09 Be
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III.] THE PERSIAN EMPIRE. 249 ovBev
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III.] THE PERSIAN EMPIRE. 251 viKrj
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III.] THE PERSIAN EMPIRE. K.€pKvp
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III.] THE PEESIAN EMPIRE. 255 ouSe
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II,.] THE PERSIAN EMPIRE. 257 ovTe
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in.] THE PERSIAN EMPIRE. 259 Siairp
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i„.] THE PERSIAN EMPIRE. 261 eiKo
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in.] THE PERSIAN EMPIEE. 263 avrrjv
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II,.] THE PERSIAN EMPIRE. 265 iirl
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I eaecrdai, i„.] THE PERSIAN EMPI
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' Sext. ( custom i the ! ments ! no
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III.] THE PERSIAN EMPIRE. 271 fjiov
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III.] THE PERSIAN EMPIRE. 273 7rape
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III.] THE PERSIAN EMPIRE. 275 TToXt
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III.] THE PERSIAN EMPIRE. 277 vo/xo
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jii.] THE PERSIAN EMPIRE 2V9 KoXyoi
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III.] THE PERSIAN EMPIRE. 281 evdev
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iji.] THE PERSIAN EMPIRE. 283 e^dyo
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j (patverai ! Comp. I ; Minor. III.
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III.] THE PERSIAN EMPIRE. 287 TOLCT
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j ( I ' Diaskilli. III.] THE PERSIA
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III.] THE PEESIAN EMPIRE. 291 Aapei
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iH.] THE PERSIAN EMPIRE. 293 eTTOfj
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j 7rpoi(T'ô/Mevov7] KaraXelyfreLV,
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nr.] THE PERSIAN EMPIRE. 297 '^\avi
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1,1.] THE PERSIAN EMPIRE. 299 Se fi
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III.] THE PERSIAN EMPIRE. 301 jxevT
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III.] THE PERSIAN EMPIRE. 303 TO,
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III.] THE PERSIAN EMPIRE. 305 eXoov
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308 APPENDIX I. palseolithic implem
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310 APPENDIX I. The type of feature
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312 APPENDIX I. country "— extend
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314 APPENDIX I. "UPPER 'EGYFT—Con
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31G APPENDIX I. ments—or rather,
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318 APPENDIX I. embodied in the cat
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320 APPENDIX I. from the precincts
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322 APPENDIX I. thy heart be puffed
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324 APPENDIX I. rocks, from which w
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326 APPENDIX I. Eamses II., which i
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328 APPENDIX I. spirit of the conqu
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330 APPENDIX I. one God of Light, w
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332 APPENDIX I. won the prize for h
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334 APPENDIX I. Ramses III., the Eh
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336 APPENDIX I. overthrew botli the
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338 APPENDIX I. make the Egyptians
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340 APPENDIX I. The mission of Egyp
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342 APPENDIX I. through whom the ri
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344 APPENDIX I. in the time of the
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346 APPENDIX I. tears of Horos and
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348 APPENDIX I. marked periods. The
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350 APPENDIX I. on the first of Tho
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352 APPENDIX I. quote in order to e
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354 APPENDIX I. tion. Its author, P
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356 APPENDIX I. nicia. Gold was wor
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358 APPENDIX 11. the mountain of Ro
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360 APPENDIX II. the one for h in t
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362 APPENDIX II. were the Gambulai
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364 • APPENDIX II. Polyhistor or
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366 APPENDIX II. notices of the occ
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368 APPENDIX II. the twelve labours
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370 APPENDIX II. and there left lii
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372 APPENDIX II. Assyrian princes o
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374 APPENDIX II. residence, and est
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376 APPENDIX 11. With the accession
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378 APPENDIX II. work of Tiglath-Pi
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380 APPENDIX II. now broken down. T
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382 APPENDIX II. sented him with th
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384 APPENDIX II. before the arras o
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386 APPENDIX II. of Sagartia, and i
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388 APPENDIX II. channel, and, afte
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390 APPENDIX II. a new conception w
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392 APPENDIX II. and Hea, the latte
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394 APPENDIX 11. of Bel, the tablet
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396 APPENDIX II. colours, none of w
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398 , APPENDIX II. intensely human
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400 APPENDIX II. " recent lacuna,"
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402 APPENDIX II. of thirty days eac
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404 APPENDIX 11. Babylonian and Ass
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406 APPENDIX III. being governed by
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408 APPENDIX III. of whom we know b
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410 APPENDIX III. times to join in
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412 ArPENDIX III. extended thus far
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414 APPENDIX III. the Tyrians elect
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416 APPENDIX III. Tsur, was the old
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418 APPENDIX III. woman had to begi
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420 APPENDIX III, Phoenician workma
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422 APPENDIX III. peared altogether
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424 APPENDIX IV. like. We may term
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426 APPENDIX IV. Hittite princes of
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428 APPENDIX IV. Tylon, the son of
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430 APPENDIX IV. in the neighbourho
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432 APPENDIX IV. in Ionic song, bec
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434 APPENDIX IV. image in the middl
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436 APPENDIX V. V. THE PERSIAN EMPI
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438 APPENDIX V. the boundary of the
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440 APPENDIX V. Zoroastrian monothe
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442 APPENDIX V. struggle for indepe
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444 APPENDIX V. by the conquest of
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446 APPENDIX V. Antalkidas (b.C. 38
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448 APPENDIX V. less impossible to
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450 APPENDIX V. sacred books, autl
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452 APPENDIX V. Angro-Mainyus (Ahri
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454 APPENDIX V. magus or " Protomed
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456 APPENDIX V. of Dareios, the sec
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— DYNASTIC TABLES. KINGS OF EGYPT
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Dyx. XVIIL—Thebans; 16 kings (E2I
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DYNASTIC TABLES. 463 25. Tliinillos
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DYNASTIC TABLES. 465 THE MONUMENTS.
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DYNASTIC TABLES. 467 Dyns. VI] ., V
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DYNASTIC TABLES. 469 Dyn. XVII. 1.
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DYNASTIC TABLES. 471 Interregnum. T
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. DYNASTIC TABLES. 473 ...... 11. M
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DYNASTIC TABLES. 475 THE MONUMENTS.
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Kassite Original. Niragiragas-Bur-y
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DYNASTIC TABLES. 479 KuALDEAN Kings
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Tyre— Continued. Baalezor (Badezo
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6. Kainbyses II., his son 7. Goraat
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486 INDEX. Arkhandros, 176. Avkhilo
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488 INDEX. Herodotos, object of his
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490 INDEX. Mylasa, 98. Myrina, 11,
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492 INDEX. Syennesis, 44. Syloson,
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