The History of Ancient Europe: With a View of the Revolutions in Asia and Africa. In a Series of Letters to a Young Nobleman, Volumen2G.G.J and J. Robinson, 1793 |
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... Athenians taeftore Hippias , if they would avoid the displeasure of the Great King 133. But fully to understand the ftate of Athens at this time , it will be neceffary to take a retrospective furvey of the affairs of that republic ...
... Athenians taeftore Hippias , if they would avoid the displeasure of the Great King 133. But fully to understand the ftate of Athens at this time , it will be neceffary to take a retrospective furvey of the affairs of that republic ...
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... Athenians , in the popular affembly , could banish , for ten years , but without the confifcation of his eftate , any powerful or ambitious citizen , by writing his name upon tiles or fhells ; provided the fhells , on which his name was ...
... Athenians , in the popular affembly , could banish , for ten years , but without the confifcation of his eftate , any powerful or ambitious citizen , by writing his name upon tiles or fhells ; provided the fhells , on which his name was ...
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... Athenians to permit him to withdraw his troops without moleftation 142 . They alfo permitted Ifagoras to accompany him ; but all the other Athenian citizens , who had joined in the confpiracy against the liberties of their country ...
... Athenians to permit him to withdraw his troops without moleftation 142 . They alfo permitted Ifagoras to accompany him ; but all the other Athenian citizens , who had joined in the confpiracy against the liberties of their country ...
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... Athenians , though now in full poffeffion LETTER of thofe liberties that contributed to their aggrandife- ment , and which , with the relaxation of public virtue , brought on their declenfion , found themselves in a perilous fituation ...
... Athenians , though now in full poffeffion LETTER of thofe liberties that contributed to their aggrandife- ment , and which , with the relaxation of public virtue , brought on their declenfion , found themselves in a perilous fituation ...
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... Athenians refolved to chastise , with exem- plary feverity , the other invaders of their country . In this fpirit , they marched first against the Chalcide- ans . But finding , when they reached the Euripus , or channel that divides the ...
... Athenians refolved to chastise , with exem- plary feverity , the other invaders of their country . In this fpirit , they marched first against the Chalcide- ans . But finding , when they reached the Euripus , or channel that divides the ...
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