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... passage leads down a wet slope of rock ; with some difficulty , from the slippery nature of the ground on which I trod , I went a considerable way on , until I came to a place where the descent grew very steep , and my light being ...
... passage leads down a wet slope of rock ; with some difficulty , from the slippery nature of the ground on which I trod , I went a considerable way on , until I came to a place where the descent grew very steep , and my light being ...
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... passage in Herodotus , to which allusion is made , runs thus : " Ovla δὴ Πεισίςραλος τοτρίλον σχὼν ̓Αθήνας , ἐῤῥιζωσε τὴν τυραννίδα , ἐπικέροισι τὲ πολλοιςι , καὶ χρημάτων συνόδοισι · τῶν μὲν , ἀυλόθέν , τῶν δὲ , ἀπὸ Σιρυμόνος πολαμε ...
... passage in Herodotus , to which allusion is made , runs thus : " Ovla δὴ Πεισίςραλος τοτρίλον σχὼν ̓Αθήνας , ἐῤῥιζωσε τὴν τυραννίδα , ἐπικέροισι τὲ πολλοιςι , καὶ χρημάτων συνόδοισι · τῶν μὲν , ἀυλόθέν , τῶν δὲ , ἀπὸ Σιρυμόνος πολαμε ...
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... passage was left for one vessel only . They constructed also high towers on the ends of the two moles , and laid wooden bridges over the currents between . ” The plural form , in speaking of " bridges and currents , ' causes a ...
... passage was left for one vessel only . They constructed also high towers on the ends of the two moles , and laid wooden bridges over the currents between . ” The plural form , in speaking of " bridges and currents , ' causes a ...
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