History of HerodotusFranklin Library, 1984 - 659 σελίδες |
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Σελίδα 39
... gave orders to his body- guard to do as he had suggested . Then , turning to Croesus , he said , “ Oh ! Croesus , I see that thou art resolved both in speech and act to show thyself a virtuous prince : ask me , therefore , whatever thou ...
... gave orders to his body- guard to do as he had suggested . Then , turning to Croesus , he said , “ Oh ! Croesus , I see that thou art resolved both in speech and act to show thyself a virtuous prince : ask me , therefore , whatever thou ...
Σελίδα 256
... gave name to the tribe Asias at Sardis . As for Europe , no one can say whether it is surrounded by the sea or not , neither is it known whence the name of Europe was derived , nor who gave it name , unless we say that Europe was so ...
... gave name to the tribe Asias at Sardis . As for Europe , no one can say whether it is surrounded by the sea or not , neither is it known whence the name of Europe was derived , nor who gave it name , unless we say that Europe was so ...
Σελίδα 381
... gave the same child the preference . So they took the boy whom the mother honoured the most , and regarding him as the first - born , brought him up in the palace ; and the name which they gave to the elder boy was Eurysthenes , while ...
... gave the same child the preference . So they took the boy whom the mother honoured the most , and regarding him as the first - born , brought him up in the palace ; and the name which they gave to the elder boy was Eurysthenes , while ...
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