A History of Western Civilization ...Prentice-Hall, Incorporated, 1939 |
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... Egypt was the dominant force in the world - a great power with a world influence . Before long an anti - imperialistic reaction caused the downfall of the first empire . After a short time a second empire was created , an empire that ...
... Egypt was the dominant force in the world - a great power with a world influence . Before long an anti - imperialistic reaction caused the downfall of the first empire . After a short time a second empire was created , an empire that ...
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... Egypt ( which included Palestine and south- ern Syria ) was ruled over wisely by Alexander's general Ptolemy Soter ( 323-283 B.C. ) , who founded a dynasty which governed Egypt for 271 years . With the aid of a huge Greek bureaucracy ...
... Egypt ( which included Palestine and south- ern Syria ) was ruled over wisely by Alexander's general Ptolemy Soter ( 323-283 B.C. ) , who founded a dynasty which governed Egypt for 271 years . With the aid of a huge Greek bureaucracy ...
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... Egypt , Rome embarked on wars with the Seleucid kingdom in Syria . Philip of Macedon , encouraged by Egyptian ... Egypt ( 205 B.C. ) , and then moved to take the Greek islands and towns on the coast of Asia Minor that were allied ...
... Egypt , Rome embarked on wars with the Seleucid kingdom in Syria . Philip of Macedon , encouraged by Egyptian ... Egypt ( 205 B.C. ) , and then moved to take the Greek islands and towns on the coast of Asia Minor that were allied ...
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