History of HerodotusFranklin Library, 1984 - 659 σελίδες |
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Σελίδα 19
... messengers were sent to test the knowledge of the oracles , that , if they were found really to return true answers , he might send a second time , and inquire if he ought to attack the Persians . The messengers who were despatched to ...
... messengers were sent to test the knowledge of the oracles , that , if they were found really to return true answers , he might send a second time , and inquire if he ought to attack the Persians . The messengers who were despatched to ...
Σελίδα 33
... messengers to the soothsayers of Telmessus , to consult them upon the matter . His messengers reached the city , and obtained from the Telmessians an explanation of what the prod- igy portended , but fate did not allow them to inform ...
... messengers to the soothsayers of Telmessus , to consult them upon the matter . His messengers reached the city , and obtained from the Telmessians an explanation of what the prod- igy portended , but fate did not allow them to inform ...
Σελίδα 554
... messenger to carry intelligence of his misfortune to Persia . Persian Messengers Nothing mortal travels so fast as these Persian messengers . The entire plan is a Persian invention ; and this is the method of it . Along the whole line ...
... messenger to carry intelligence of his misfortune to Persia . Persian Messengers Nothing mortal travels so fast as these Persian messengers . The entire plan is a Persian invention ; and this is the method of it . Along the whole line ...
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