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... Grecian throng With horror founds the loud Orthian fong.-T. 41 It is affirmed . ] - Voltaire abufes Herodotus for telling this ftory , as confidering it true ; but furely without reafon , as he by no means vouches for its truth . Gibbon ...
... Grecian throng With horror founds the loud Orthian fong.-T. 41 It is affirmed . ] - Voltaire abufes Herodotus for telling this ftory , as confidering it true ; but furely without reafon , as he by no means vouches for its truth . Gibbon ...
第 54 頁
... Grecian ftates , and to obtain their alliance . The Lacedæmonians of Doric , and the Athenians of Ionian origin , feemed to claim his distinguished preference . These nations , always eminent , were formerly known by the appellation of ...
... Grecian ftates , and to obtain their alliance . The Lacedæmonians of Doric , and the Athenians of Ionian origin , feemed to claim his distinguished preference . These nations , always eminent , were formerly known by the appellation of ...
第 64 頁
... Grecian states , they had formerly the worst laws ; bad with regard to their own internal government , and to ftrangers intole- rable . They obtained good laws , by means of the the banks of this river , Virgil beautifully defcribes ...
... Grecian states , they had formerly the worst laws ; bad with regard to their own internal government , and to ftrangers intole- rable . They obtained good laws , by means of the the banks of this river , Virgil beautifully defcribes ...
第 72 頁
... Grecian alliance ; and , as I know you to be pre - eminent above all the ftates of Greece , I , without collufion of any kind , defire to become your friend and ally . " The Lacedæmonians having 81 heard of the oracular declaration to ...
... Grecian alliance ; and , as I know you to be pre - eminent above all the ftates of Greece , I , without collufion of any kind , defire to become your friend and ally . " The Lacedæmonians having 81 heard of the oracular declaration to ...
第 89 頁
... Grecian fuccours : but Cy- rus putting in irons the relations and friends of those who de- fended the citadel , fhewed them in that state to the befieged ; at the fame time he informed them by a herald , that if they would give up the ...
... Grecian fuccours : but Cy- rus putting in irons the relations and friends of those who de- fended the citadel , fhewed them in that state to the befieged ; at the fame time he informed them by a herald , that if they would give up the ...
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