...a Scythian air; equal in valour, superior in discipline, they met the Mogujs in many a well fought field; and drove back the stream of hostility to the eastward of the Euphrates. But it overflowed, ofAn,_ with resistless violence, the kingdoms of Arme- Iolisll124ai nia and Anatolia,...

...again took possession of the country, and held it till the conquest of the Othomans. " Egypt was lost," says Gibbon, " had she been defended only by her feeble...destroyed in our times by a signal act of treachery of Mchmed, Pasha of Egypt. LNote (72), page 60. ' Antioch was finally occupied and ruined by Bondocdar,...

...general, gained a com. A•o. I2WI. plete victory over the Tartars in the neighbourhood of Tiberias, and drove back the stream of hostility to the eastward of the Euphrates.* Bendocdar returned to Egypt the idol of his soldiers, and clothed with a popularity which rendered...

...Bendocdar, the Mamlook general, they gained a complete victory over them in the neighbourhood of Tiberias, and drove back the stream of hostility to the eastward of the Euphrates. Bendocdar returned to Egypt the idol of his soldiers, and clothed with a popularity which rendered...

...infancy the keenness of a Scythian air ; equal in valour, superior in discipline, they met the Monguls in many a well-fought field ; and drove back the stream of hostility to the eastward of the Euphrates. But it overflowed with resistless violence the kingdoms of Armenia and Anatolia, of which the former...

...a Scythian air : equal in valor, superior in discipline, they met the Moguls in many a well fought field ; and drove back the stream of hostility to the eastward of the Euphrates.! But it overflowed with resist* less violence the kingdoms of Armenia f and Anatolia, of which the former...