Raleigh, Walter, Sir, 1552?-1618 · London : Printed for Walter Burre · leaf 73
. ■bJSS . ass N lis - III . -63 .:: S g 3 0aS = 65 ssg •^ CHAP. f I. Tmt many names if EgyptianKings, foHtid in Hijlorie, arelik^jto haue belonged only to riceroies:Jncxamp[e,prouingtbis,OHtofWi\\un\ofTyre his Hijlorie of the holy warre.f II.0/Acherres; whether hee were Vcho-reus, tbat-wos the… … •MB* The Contents CHAP. XXVI. Of the Kjngs that raignedm iEgypt, bemeenethedeliue* ranee oflhaclfrom thencey and the raigne, o/Eztkia. inluda., rehen^gyptmiludamade a league againjl the AlTy nans. A. V.Ofv£%yymr\ Kings y whofe names are^>found frittering in fundrie Authors, theirtimes bemgnot…
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