Fasti Hellenici: The Civil and Literary Chronology of Greece, from the Earliest Accounts to the Death of Augustus, Volume 1University Press, 1834 |
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... Dorians Pelopon- nesus in the 80th year , after the fall of Troy ; or that the Ionic migration com- menced 60 years after the return of the Heraclide . The duration of some re- markable reigns might also possibly have been transmitted ...
... Dorians Pelopon- nesus in the 80th year , after the fall of Troy ; or that the Ionic migration com- menced 60 years after the return of the Heraclide . The duration of some re- markable reigns might also possibly have been transmitted ...
Page ii
... Dorians . The traditions which celebrated the heroes of one tribe would be cautiously received by the others . Variations in the tale occurred . Thus the character and death of Sciron were related by the Athenians solely to the honour ...
... Dorians . The traditions which celebrated the heroes of one tribe would be cautiously received by the others . Variations in the tale occurred . Thus the character and death of Sciron were related by the Athenians solely to the honour ...
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... Dorians ; by Achæans and Æolians and Ionians , who had no vanity to gratify in celebrating the hero of a hostile and rival people . His descendants in many branches remained in many states to the historical times . His son Tlepolemus ...
... Dorians ; by Achæans and Æolians and Ionians , who had no vanity to gratify in celebrating the hero of a hostile and rival people . His descendants in many branches remained in many states to the historical times . His son Tlepolemus ...
Page ix
... Dorian conquest , but even of some in the times which preceded it . We have observed below that the Greeks were slow in applying the art of writing to poetry . But , although not applied to po- etical works till perhaps after B. C. 776 ...
... Dorian conquest , but even of some in the times which preceded it . We have observed below that the Greeks were slow in applying the art of writing to poetry . But , although not applied to po- etical works till perhaps after B. C. 776 ...
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... Dorian conquest . Among the Athenians we hear of inscriptions made in temples , which , though not so ancient perhaps as these which have been mentioned , were nevertheless of an early date . In the oration against Neæra , about B.C. ...
... Dorian conquest . Among the Athenians we hear of inscriptions made in temples , which , though not so ancient perhaps as these which have been mentioned , were nevertheless of an early date . In the oration against Neæra , about B.C. ...
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