...gave her hand to Odenathas, tv-ho from a private flation raifed himfetf to the dominion of the Bail. She foon became the friend and companion of a hero. In the intervals of war, Odenathus paUionately delighted in the exercife of hunting ; he purfued with ardour the wild hearts of the defert,...

...Odenathus pafftonately delighted in the exercife of hunting j he purfued with ardour the wild beads of the defert, lions, panthers, and bears ; and the...inured her conftitution to fatigue, difdained the uie of a coveted carriage^ JJ She never admitted her hufb.ind's embraces but for the fake of pofteiify....

...her valour^" This accomplished woman gave her hand to Odenathus , who from a private ftation raifed himfelf to the dominion of the Eaft. She foon became...the wild beafts of the defert , lions , panthers, / CHAP. XI. and bears ; and the ardour of Zenobia in that dan. gerous amufement was not inferior to...

...gave her hand to Odenathus, who from a private tlation railed himfelf to the dominion of the Eaß. She foon became the friend and companion of a hero. In the intervals of war, Odenatbus paflionately delighted in the exercile of hunting; he purfuctl with ardour the wild beafts...

...and valour. This accompli flied woman gave her hand to ODINATHUS, who, from a private flation, raifed himfelf to the dominion of the Eaft. She foon became the friend and companion of a hero ; and Jii» fuccefs in obtaining fplendid victories over the great king whom they twice purfued as...

...valour Odenathus, who, from a private station, raised himself to the dominion of the East. She soon became the friend and companion of a hero. In the intervals of war, Odeuathus passionately delighted in the exercise of hunting; he pursued with ardour the wild beasts...

...hand to Odenathus,b who, from a private station, raised himself to the dominion of the East. She soon became the friend and companion of a hero. In the intervals of war Odenathus passionately delighted in the exercise of hunting ; he pursued with ardour the wild beasts of the desert,...

...passionately delighted in the exercise of hunting ; he pursued with ardour the wild beasts of the desert — lions, panthers, and bears ; and the ardour of Zenobia in that dangerous amusement was not inferior to his own. She had inured her constitution to fatigue, disdained the use...

...passionately delighted in the exercise of hunting. He pursued with ardour the wild beasts of the deserts — lions, panthers, and bears — and the ardour of Zenobia in that dangerous amusement was not inferior to his own. Unfortunately, an occurrence took place during one of these...

...hand to Odenathus, who, from a private station, raised himself to the dominion of the East. She soon became the friend and companion of a hero. In the intervals of war, Odenathus passionately delighted in the exercise of hunting ; he pursued with ardor the wild beasts of the desert,...