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Illustrations (chiefly geographical,) of the history of ... - Pagina 3
In the compilation of the geography of this expedition, one grand desideratum was the Scale : for the number of Parasan- gas given, for the length of the daily march, taking the Para- sang at the usual rate of three miles, is, oftentimes, beyond ...
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Ruins of Ancient Cities, 2: With General and Particular ... - Pagina 124
Beyond the village of Kenarch, about half a para- sang, is a mountain, and at the foot of it an extraordinary place, wherein are columns and marbles, sculptured with strange devices and inscriptions, so that most persons imagine this edifice to ...
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A History of Greece - Volumul 4 - Pagina 421
... para- sang was equal to thirty stadia, or about three miles and a half), and arranged the assessments of tribute according to this measurement, without any mate- rial departure, however, from the sums which had been paid CHAPTER XXXVI ...
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A Complete Dictionary of the English Language, Both with ... - Volumul 2
PARA SANG, pir'rà fàng. f. A Persian measure of length. PARASITE, pussiest. s. One that frequents rich tables, and earns his welcome by flattery.., ; PARASITICAL, pàr-à-sít'-ty- 1 kèï. i a. PARASITICK, pàr-à;sjt'-tlk. } ' Flattering, wheedling.
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Pahlavi Texts - Partea 4 - Pagina 87
leagues (para sang) of Lake /x"e£ast. 9. Lake (or, rather, Gulf) Sataves ' is that already written about, between the wide-formed ocean and the Putik. 10. It is said that in Kamindan is an abyss (zafar). from which everything they throw in always ...
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The Dynasty of the Kajars: To which is Prefixed, a ... - Pagina 326
With perfect confidence and firmness they advanced to Fort Shakiban, within six parasangs of Herat ; whilst the Heaven-aided host, without hesitation, moved to meet them from Fort Shadah. One para- sang from Shakiban both parties put ...
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Travels of Anacharsis the younger in Greece, during the ...
assigns the same number of stadia for the length of the para- sang,2 it follows that these two authors made use of the same kind of stadium. But M. d'Anville, comparing a part of the march- of Cyrus the Younger with the Roman itineraries, finds ...
Jean-Jacques Barthélemy, Jean Denis Barbié du Bocage,
1825
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Ruins of Ancient Cities - Pagina 124
Beyond the village of Kenarch, about half a para- sang, is a mountain, and at the foot of it an extraordinary place, wherein are columns and marbles, sculptured with strange devices and inscriptions, so that most persons imagine this edifice to ...
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Compendium of Ancient Geography - Volumul 1 - Pagina 7
The Persians made use of the para- sang; the length of which appeared equal to thirty of those stadia whereof a mile contained ten. iEgypt employed a measure called schene, composed of sixty of the shortest stadia, commensurate with four ...
Jean Baptiste Bourguignon d' Anville,
1814
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Stowe's Bible Astrology: The Bible Founded on Astrology - Pagina 216
... and Babylonian astronomers compared the progress made by the sun during one hour at the time of the equinox to the progress made by a good walker during the same time, both accomplishing one para- sang. The whole course of the sun ...