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... probably find that these officers were at first invested with comprehensive powers , but that in the course of time , like the corresponding authorities in Athens , Sparta , Rome , and other places , they became more and more restricted ...
... probably find that these officers were at first invested with comprehensive powers , but that in the course of time , like the corresponding authorities in Athens , Sparta , Rome , and other places , they became more and more restricted ...
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... probably formed a special division of the senate , though we are by no means certain of it . According to Aristotle , ' they were chosen from the ' Pentarchies , ' by which we are perhaps to understand divisions of the senate into ...
... probably formed a special division of the senate , though we are by no means certain of it . According to Aristotle , ' they were chosen from the ' Pentarchies , ' by which we are perhaps to understand divisions of the senate into ...
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... probably have been extended over the whole of Himera , Selinus , Messana , and Rhegium sided with the Carthaginians . 2 Gelon's victory at Himera was a favourite topic for the vainglorious Greeks . The Sicilian colonists naturally ...
... probably have been extended over the whole of Himera , Selinus , Messana , and Rhegium sided with the Carthaginians . 2 Gelon's victory at Himera was a favourite topic for the vainglorious Greeks . The Sicilian colonists naturally ...
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... Probably they fancied that , having en- tirely broken and humbled their enemies in the field , they would be able , from their maritime stronghold of Motye , to overawe the conquered districts and to keep them in subjection . But they ...
... Probably they fancied that , having en- tirely broken and humbled their enemies in the field , they would be able , from their maritime stronghold of Motye , to overawe the conquered districts and to keep them in subjection . But they ...
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... probably have become master of all Sicily . But the faint- hearted manner in which he carried on the war against their chief stronghold , and changed it from an open and insignificant place into a fortress of the first magnitude . See ...
... probably have become master of all Sicily . But the faint- hearted manner in which he carried on the war against their chief stronghold , and changed it from an open and insignificant place into a fortress of the first magnitude . See ...
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