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... seven " thousand eunuchs , four thousand of them white , " the remainder black . The porters or door- " keepers were in number seven hundred . Barges " and boats , with the moft fuperb decorations , " were seen swimming upon the Tigris ...
... seven " thousand eunuchs , four thousand of them white , " the remainder black . The porters or door- " keepers were in number seven hundred . Barges " and boats , with the moft fuperb decorations , " were seen swimming upon the Tigris ...
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... seven pieces by the fame fwords which he had recently distributed among the guards of his life and throne . To this throne , yet streaming with a father's blood , Mon- taffer was triumphantly led ; but in a reign of fix months , he ...
... seven pieces by the fame fwords which he had recently distributed among the guards of his life and throne . To this throne , yet streaming with a father's blood , Mon- taffer was triumphantly led ; but in a reign of fix months , he ...
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... Seven months were con- fumed in the fiege of Candia ; the defpair of the native Cretans was ftimulated by the frequent aid of their brethren of Africa and Spain ; and , after the maffy wall and double ditch had been stormed by the ...
... Seven months were con- fumed in the fiege of Candia ; the defpair of the native Cretans was ftimulated by the frequent aid of their brethren of Africa and Spain ; and , after the maffy wall and double ditch had been stormed by the ...
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... seven hundred Ruf- fians , and five thoufand and eighty - feven Mar- daites , whofe fathers had been transplanted from the mountains of Libanus . Their pay , moft probably of a month , was computed at thirty - four centenaries of gold ...
... seven hundred Ruf- fians , and five thoufand and eighty - feven Mar- daites , whofe fathers had been transplanted from the mountains of Libanus . Their pay , moft probably of a month , was computed at thirty - four centenaries of gold ...
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... seven or thirteen ridges of rocks , which traverse the bed , and precipitate the waters , of the river . At the more fhallow falls it was fufficient to lighten the veffels ; but the deeper cataracts were impaffable ; and the mariners ...
... seven or thirteen ridges of rocks , which traverse the bed , and precipitate the waters , of the river . At the more fhallow falls it was fufficient to lighten the veffels ; but the deeper cataracts were impaffable ; and the mariners ...
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