Liverpool Classical Monthly: LCM., Band 20John Pinsent, 1995 |
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... Babylon when Nearchus told him of the warning by the Chaldaeans to keep away from Babylon ( 73. 1 ) . However , he did not do so , but in Babylon he became fearful . When responses from the god about Hephaestion were brought to him , he ...
... Babylon when Nearchus told him of the warning by the Chaldaeans to keep away from Babylon ( 73. 1 ) . However , he did not do so , but in Babylon he became fearful . When responses from the god about Hephaestion were brought to him , he ...
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... Babylon approximately in mid- March . It was during the campaign that Perdiccas escorted the funerary chariot of Hephaestion to Babylon ; for if Alexander had been at Ecbatana he would have escorted it , and there was indeed a report ...
... Babylon approximately in mid- March . It was during the campaign that Perdiccas escorted the funerary chariot of Hephaestion to Babylon ; for if Alexander had been at Ecbatana he would have escorted it , and there was indeed a report ...
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... Babylon the form and the site of the memorial was to be determined by the response from Zeus Ammon . If Hephaestion was to be commemorated as a hero , a ' heroon ' would best be sited at Babylon . But if Hephaestion were to be ...
... Babylon the form and the site of the memorial was to be determined by the response from Zeus Ammon . If Hephaestion was to be commemorated as a hero , a ' heroon ' would best be sited at Babylon . But if Hephaestion were to be ...
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A Footnote to Apocolocyntosis | 9 |
Paul Cooper U C L A Difficulty in Ovid Amores 1 1 | 20 |
Anthony Corbeill Kansas | 27 |
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