The World's Progress: A Dictionary of Dates, with Tabular Views of General History and a Historical ChartG.P. Putnam and Company, 1853 |
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... Roman Empire spread over a greater part of the then known world , but the Parthians , Britons , and Germans , as yet ... Romans , 63 ; by the Saracens , A. D. 622 ; afterwards by the cru- saders , Mamelukes , and Turks , successively ...
... Roman Empire spread over a greater part of the then known world , but the Parthians , Britons , and Germans , as yet ... Romans , 63 ; by the Saracens , A. D. 622 ; afterwards by the cru- saders , Mamelukes , and Turks , successively ...
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... Romans send another 225. The Gauls repulsed in Philip , of Macedon , as- 219. Hannibal takes Sagun- 211. Alliance of ... Roman ambassadors first appear at Athens and Co- rinth . The fortress of the Athe- næum built . 226. Cleomenes ...
... Romans send another 225. The Gauls repulsed in Philip , of Macedon , as- 219. Hannibal takes Sagun- 211. Alliance of ... Roman ambassadors first appear at Athens and Co- rinth . The fortress of the Athe- næum built . 226. Cleomenes ...
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... Roman orator . writes Ecclesiasticus . 206. The dynasty of Han in China . 198 Books , with leaves of vellum , introduced by Attalus , king of Pergamus , in lieu of rolls . 198. The Jews assist Antio- chus in expelling Scopas and the ...
... Roman orator . writes Ecclesiasticus . 206. The dynasty of Han in China . 198 Books , with leaves of vellum , introduced by Attalus , king of Pergamus , in lieu of rolls . 198. The Jews assist Antio- chus in expelling Scopas and the ...
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... Roman general Scipio be- sieges Utica , and takes in one day the camps of Asdru- bal and Syphax . Hannibal recalled ... Roman , 195. Cato in Spain . quarrels with Nabis , king of Sparta . 189. Epirus declared free by the Romans . 188 ...
... Roman general Scipio be- sieges Utica , and takes in one day the camps of Asdru- bal and Syphax . Hannibal recalled ... Roman , 195. Cato in Spain . quarrels with Nabis , king of Sparta . 189. Epirus declared free by the Romans . 188 ...
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... Romans enter Achaia . 167. Census 327,032 . 152 Massinissa defeats the Cartha- ginians . 151 Joint reign of Philomater and Physcon in Egypt . 155 ... Roman empire . B. C. PROGRESS OF SOCIETY , ETC. 146 Alexandria , THE WORLD'S PROGRESS . 37.
... Romans enter Achaia . 167. Census 327,032 . 152 Massinissa defeats the Cartha- ginians . 151 Joint reign of Philomater and Physcon in Egypt . 155 ... Roman empire . B. C. PROGRESS OF SOCIETY , ETC. 146 Alexandria , THE WORLD'S PROGRESS . 37.
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