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Greek coins and their parent cities (1902)

Ward, John, 1832-1912, Hill, George Francis, Sir, 1867-1948 · London : J. Murray · leaf 444

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sians anger, for they destroyed the town, and carried off theinhabitants to Bactria. Hence coins of Barce are not plentiful, for it neverrecovered from this blow. Cyrene rallied, and its best coins are subsequent tothe Persian invasion. After the Macedonian conquest, it fell to Egypt. The Romans… … Tomb for 105 Sarcophagi, Cyrene. interior overran it, uikI it disappears lioiii history. At the time of Christ,however, it was a place of importance, and a citizen of Cyrene, Simon by name,was made to bear owvLords Cross. He waspossibly a man of gi-gantic stature. ManyJews had settled in the])lace.…

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