10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «SELEUCIDAE»
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1
Ancient History: Containing the History of the Egyptians, ...
301, Seleucus was established in Syria, Babylonia, and the eastern provinces.
The eraof the Seleucidae, which commences with Seleucus, and takes its name
from him, is, however, dated from the capture of Babylon, in the 117th' Olympiad,
...
2
Calmet's dictionary of the Holy Bible: with the Biblical ...
Its date must therefore be about the year 174 of the sera of the Seleucidae.
Observe its oars, and its Fighting-stage. Phoenician characters at bottom of the
field. No. 2. A medal of Sidon: its date, 9NP, that is, 159 of the Seleucidae : under
...
Augustin Calmet, Charles Taylor, 1830
3
Daniel, an improved version attempted ... By Thomas Wintle ...
The kingdom of the Seleucidae was powerful till Antiochus the Great; and this
empire, which extended to India, is probably here meant, if the Roman be not.
Alexander, according to the author of the Maccabees, divided his kingdom
among his ...
4
Eusebius ... on the theophania or divine manifestation of ...
(February). And, just as that which was written there, I have also written here
without addition. And the things which are here, I wrote in the year 1398, in the (a
?ra) of the Greeks (i. e. the Seleucidae). If then we are to take the first of these
dates, ...
Eusebius (bp. of Caesarea.), Samuel Lee, 1843
5
A Critical and Historical Interpretation of the Prophecies ...
It is that the two respective dynasties shall be divided among themselves ; and so
were the Lagidae and Seleucidae. There was the division in the Syrian kingdom
after the death of Seleucus Philopater, see on 11: 21. There was the division ...
Nathaniel Smith Folsom, 1842
6
Dissertations on the Prophecies: Which Have Remarkably Been ...
There is one insuperable objection against the kingdoms of the Lagidae and of
the Seleucidae being a different kingdom from that of Alexander, because if they
are not considered as parts of Alexander's dominion, they cannot be counted as ...
Thomas Newton, William Stephen Dobson, 1826
7
General History of the World: From the Earliest Times Until ...
Tigranes, king of Armenia, whom the exhausted Syrians, by setting aside the
Seleucidae, chose for their master (3889), composed the kingdom, and restored
its power in some measure; but the Mithridatic war ruined Tigranes ; and Syria ...
8
A treatise on the chronology, and the prophetical numbers, ...
These authors declare that there must be an error somewhere in the Seleucidae
era, because they did perceive that it was impossible the era could have
commenced 12 years after Alexander's death, but, instead thereof, must have ...
9
Dissertations on the prophecies, which have remarkably been ...
It ' demined, and brake in pieces, and stamped the residue,' that is, the remains of
the former kingdoms, ' with the feet'of it :' but the La? gidae and the Seleucidae
were almost continually at war with each other ;' and instead of subduing other ...
Thomas NEWTON (Bishop of Bristol.), 1826
10
Memoir of a Map of Hindoostan; Or, The Mogul Empire: With an ...
The history of the Parthian geography is briefly this: Parthia proper, was a small
province, very near to the south-east extreme of the Caspian sea ; which territory,
'after the division of Alexander's empire, fell to the share of the Seleucidae, kings
...
