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Page 128
... seems likely that the popularity of the gold Philippi would rather decrease the volume of the issue of electrum than bring it to an end . V. Gold Coins B. c . 480-330 . The question why the Persian King ever allowed Greek cities to ...
... seems likely that the popularity of the gold Philippi would rather decrease the volume of the issue of electrum than bring it to an end . V. Gold Coins B. c . 480-330 . The question why the Persian King ever allowed Greek cities to ...
Page 135
... seems to show that as Cyzicus continued her electrum issues down through the fourth century , so Lampsacus continued issues in gold . The reasons of this very exceptional privilege , which the Great King must at least have tolerated ...
... seems to show that as Cyzicus continued her electrum issues down through the fourth century , so Lampsacus continued issues in gold . The reasons of this very exceptional privilege , which the Great King must at least have tolerated ...
Page 243
... seems to have committed some mistake , having slain Uthred by Canute two years before and set Eric in his place : Eric therefore it needs must be , not Uthred , who managed this war against the Scots'.1 Milton's wide reading showed him ...
... seems to have committed some mistake , having slain Uthred by Canute two years before and set Eric in his place : Eric therefore it needs must be , not Uthred , who managed this war against the Scots'.1 Milton's wide reading showed him ...
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SIXTH ANNUAL General Meeting June 25 1908 | 5 |
SUMMARY KNIGHTS FEES BY PAUL VINOGRADOFF FELLOW OF | 15 |
AN UNRECOGNIZED WESTMINSTER CHRONICLER 13811394 | 65 |
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