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... Persians , and their example followed by greater numbers . In this manner was Sardis ftormed and afterwards given up to plunder . 121 LXXXV . We have now to speak of the fate of Cræfus . He had a fon , as we have before related , who ...
... Persians , and their example followed by greater numbers . In this manner was Sardis ftormed and afterwards given up to plunder . 121 LXXXV . We have now to speak of the fate of Cræfus . He had a fon , as we have before related , who ...
第 96 頁
... Persians . He finished his narrative with again foliciting permiffion to fend and reproach the divi- nity which had deceived him . Cyrus smiled : " I will not only grant this , " faid he , " but whatever elfe you fhall require ...
... Persians . He finished his narrative with again foliciting permiffion to fend and reproach the divi- nity which had deceived him . Cyrus smiled : " I will not only grant this , " faid he , " but whatever elfe you fhall require ...
第 141 頁
... the contraction of debts , reprefents this differently . The Perfians , fays he , efteem falfhood as a fecondary crime , the Art is running in debt.-T. duces . duces . A leprous 181 Persian muft neither enter the CLIO . 141.
... the contraction of debts , reprefents this differently . The Perfians , fays he , efteem falfhood as a fecondary crime , the Art is running in debt.-T. duces . duces . A leprous 181 Persian muft neither enter the CLIO . 141.
第 142 頁
Herodotus. duces . A leprous 181 Persian muft neither enter the city , nor have communication with any of his countrymen ; this disease they always think occa- fioned by fome offence committed against the fun 182. If a foreigner is ...
Herodotus. duces . A leprous 181 Persian muft neither enter the city , nor have communication with any of his countrymen ; this disease they always think occa- fioned by fome offence committed against the fun 182. If a foreigner is ...
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