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Illustrations of school classics, arranged and described (1903)

Hill, George Francis, Sir, 1867-1948 · London, Macmillan · leaf 241

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eir walls in sucha huny that they had to use all sorts of stones, and manystelae from tombs and carved stones were laid in the walls.The inscription is to be read WvtlSotov. KaAAwvtS^s hroUi 6Aeiiton i.e. (Monument) of Antidotus. Callonides son ofDeinias made it. Traces of the colouring with which… … The Etruscans (Tyrrhenians) were threatening destruc-tion to the Greek colony of Cyme (Cumae). Hiero sent afleet to its aid, and the Syracusans and Cymaeans togetherinflicted a crushing defeat on the barbarians (cp. Pind.Iyth. 1). Among the Tyrrhenian spoils dedicated byHiero and the Syracusans at…

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