A History of Western Civilization ...Prentice-Hall, Incorporated, 1939 |
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... Asia Minor , and the Aegean . There were no great Oriental powers to check their develop- ment . In Asia Minor the Hittites were driven eastward and part of their land was taken over by the early Greek invaders : the Phrygians , Ionians ...
... Asia Minor , and the Aegean . There were no great Oriental powers to check their develop- ment . In Asia Minor the Hittites were driven eastward and part of their land was taken over by the early Greek invaders : the Phrygians , Ionians ...
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... Asia Minor and Egypt . From it nearly five hundred islands spread out eastward like stepping stones to the shore of Asia Minor . In the Aegean one is never out of sight of land . The western coast of Asia Minor also consists of small ...
... Asia Minor and Egypt . From it nearly five hundred islands spread out eastward like stepping stones to the shore of Asia Minor . In the Aegean one is never out of sight of land . The western coast of Asia Minor also consists of small ...
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... Asia Minor that were friendly to Egypt , and at the same time obtained a footing in Thrace ( 196 B.C. ) . Finally , the Aetolians , who felt that they had been badly treated by the Romans at the end of the Second Macedonian War , per ...
... Asia Minor that were friendly to Egypt , and at the same time obtained a footing in Thrace ( 196 B.C. ) . Finally , the Aetolians , who felt that they had been badly treated by the Romans at the end of the Second Macedonian War , per ...
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