The Edinburgh Review: Or Critical Journal, Volume 250A. Constable, 1929 |
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Page 58
... Aornos . Sir Aurel Stein has ingeniously reasoned that Ora is to be found in Udegram , a village about ten miles ... Aornos as the place of refuge to which the inhabitants of Bazira fled , there are reasons to suppose that they more ...
... Aornos . Sir Aurel Stein has ingeniously reasoned that Ora is to be found in Udegram , a village about ten miles ... Aornos as the place of refuge to which the inhabitants of Bazira fled , there are reasons to suppose that they more ...
Page 59
... Aornos . Probably they went there from Mount Ilam . It might have been expected that Alexander would march directly against Aornos , acting on the principle expressed by his great successor after the battle of Austerlitz : " Pursue the ...
... Aornos . Probably they went there from Mount Ilam . It might have been expected that Alexander would march directly against Aornos , acting on the principle expressed by his great successor after the battle of Austerlitz : " Pursue the ...
Page 60
... Aornos , a stronghold reputed to have defied Herakles himself , which , apart from other considerations , would alone have sufficed to determine the ambitions of the conqueror . Its capture was essential to round off the campaign in ...
... Aornos , a stronghold reputed to have defied Herakles himself , which , apart from other considerations , would alone have sufficed to determine the ambitions of the conqueror . Its capture was essential to round off the campaign in ...
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