A History of Western Civilization ...Prentice-Hall, Incorporated, 1939 |
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... century B.C. and appeared in the eastern Mediter- ranean in the following century . Money was first minted in the Ionian cities about 700 B.C. , and early in the sixth century B.C. the practice was introduced into Athens . The change ...
... century B.C. and appeared in the eastern Mediter- ranean in the following century . Money was first minted in the Ionian cities about 700 B.C. , and early in the sixth century B.C. the practice was introduced into Athens . The change ...
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... century B.C. The Asiatic part of the Alexandrian Empire , which stretched from Antioch to India and from the Caspian Sea to the Indian Ocean , was ruled over by a dynasty of absolute rulers known as the Seleucids . They continued ...
... century B.C. The Asiatic part of the Alexandrian Empire , which stretched from Antioch to India and from the Caspian Sea to the Indian Ocean , was ruled over by a dynasty of absolute rulers known as the Seleucids . They continued ...
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... century B.C. During the first four hundred years of its history it had gradually conquered a large territory in north Africa . In the first half of the sixth century , after a struggle with the Greek colonies in southern Italy ...
... century B.C. During the first four hundred years of its history it had gradually conquered a large territory in north Africa . In the first half of the sixth century , after a struggle with the Greek colonies in southern Italy ...
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