 | Herodotus - 1812 - 468 sivua
...Sindica97 to Themiscyra, on the river Thermodon, is a voyage of three days and two of his mistress : — It was here likewise, in a place where the distance...banks cannot exceed five hundred paces, that Xerxes composed a stupendous bridge of boats for the purpose of transporting into Europe an hundred and seventy... | |
 | Mrs. Barbauld (Anna Letitia) - 1816 - 414 sivua
...here that the adyentuvous Leander braved the passage of the flood for the possession of his mistress. It was here, likewise, in a place where the distance between the opposite hanks cannot exseed five hundred paces, that Xerxes imposed a stupendous bridge of boats, for the purpose... | |
 | James Mill - 1817 - 700 sivua
...expresses himself : " It was here," says he, " in a place where the opposite banks cannot exceed 500 paces, that Xerxes imposed a stupendous bridge of boats, for the purpose of transporting into Europe 170 myriads of barbarians" f Of the Syrians and Egyptians, who still more nearly than the Arabians... | |
 | Herodotus - 1821 - 478 sivua
...Sindica w to Themiscyra, on the river Thermodon, is a voyage of three days and of his mistress : — It was here likewise, in a place where the distance...banks cannot exceed five hundred paces, that Xerxes composed a stupendous bridge of boat* for the purpose of transporting into Europe an hundred and seventy... | |
 | Herodotus - 1830 - 542 sivua
...where the distance between the opposite banks cannot exceed five hundred paces, that Xerxes composed a stupendous bridge of boats for the purpose of transporting into Europe a hundred and seventy myriads of Barbarians. A sen contracted within euch narrow limits may seem but... | |
 | Herodotus - 1830 - 472 sivua
...where the distance betwfecn the opposite banks cannot exceed five hundred paces, that Xerxes composed a stupendous bridge of boats for the purpose of transporting into Europe a hundred and seventy myriads of Barbarians. A sea contracted within such narrow limits may seem but... | |
 | Edward Gibbon - 1854 - 466 sivua
...that the adventurous Leander braved the passage of the flood for the possession of his mistress.16 It was here likewise, in a place where the distance...boats, for the purpose of transporting into Europe a hundred and seventy myriads of barbarians.1 7 A sea contracted within such narrow limits p. 289.... | |
 | Herodotus - 1859 - 524 sivua
...that the adventurous Leandcr braved the passage of the flood fir the possession i<f his mistress.— It was here likewise, in a place where the distance...banks cannot exceed five hundred paces, that Xerxes comp sed a stupendous bridge of boats fir the purp se of transporting into Europe a hundred and seventy... | |
 | James Cotter Morison - 1879 - 220 sivua
...here that the adventurous Leander braved the passage of the flood for the possession of his mistress. It was here, likewise, in a place where the distance...boats for the purpose of transporting into Europe an hundrel and seventy myriads of barbarians. A sea contracted within such narrow limits may seem but... | |
 | William Jackson Brodribb - 1879 - 298 sivua
...here that the adventurous Leander braved the passage of the flood for the possession of his mistress. It was here likewise, in a place where the distance...boats, for the purpose of transporting into Europe a hundred and venty myriads of barbarians. A sea contracted within such narrow limits may seem but... | |
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Leander braved the passage of the flood for the possession of his mistress. It was here likewise, in a place where the distance between the opposite banks cannot exceed five hundred paces, that Xerxes imposed a stupendous bridge of boats, for the purpose... 
