The Quarterly Review, Volume 226John Murray, 1916 |
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Page 3
... possible to construct , partly with the help of objects which had been imported from Egypt to the Ægean , indicated that Mycena and Mycenæan Troy flourished at a time which could not be very far from the dates which Greek chronologists ...
... possible to construct , partly with the help of objects which had been imported from Egypt to the Ægean , indicated that Mycena and Mycenæan Troy flourished at a time which could not be very far from the dates which Greek chronologists ...
Page 8
... possible that the site of the temple of Athene has been found . While the houses are built on the same plan , with megaron and prodomos , there is one which is distinguished by the singular feature of a line of three columns down the ...
... possible that the site of the temple of Athene has been found . While the houses are built on the same plan , with megaron and prodomos , there is one which is distinguished by the singular feature of a line of three columns down the ...
Page 31
... possible in this enlightened 20th century . I remember that , when my very highly esteemed friend , Mustapha Pasha Fehmy , then Prime Minister of Egypt , was seriously ill , an offer was made to him that the Khedive's special astrologer ...
... possible in this enlightened 20th century . I remember that , when my very highly esteemed friend , Mustapha Pasha Fehmy , then Prime Minister of Egypt , was seriously ill , an offer was made to him that the Khedive's special astrologer ...
Page 38
... possible means the appointment of British Ministers , and I do not doubt that the Egyptians themselves had some inkling of the reluctance of the British Government of the day to adopt so heroic a remedy . I felt convinced that the best ...
... possible means the appointment of British Ministers , and I do not doubt that the Egyptians themselves had some inkling of the reluctance of the British Government of the day to adopt so heroic a remedy . I felt convinced that the best ...
Page 49
... possible courses three alone remained , and these the speech of Pompey takes in their obvious order . It was natural to think of Egypt Vol . 226.-No. 448 . E first ; but the idea is at once dismissed ( THE LAST DAYS OF POMPEIUS 49.
... possible courses three alone remained , and these the speech of Pompey takes in their obvious order . It was natural to think of Egypt Vol . 226.-No. 448 . E first ; but the idea is at once dismissed ( THE LAST DAYS OF POMPEIUS 49.
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