The Edinburgh Review: Or Critical Journal, Volume 250A. Constable, 1929 |
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Page 110
... Massagetae . Russian annalists , who drew their education from Greece , began to describe these swarms of nomad cavalry as the children of Hell , for had they not come out of Tartarus ? And so it was the " Tartars " who conquered the ...
... Massagetae . Russian annalists , who drew their education from Greece , began to describe these swarms of nomad cavalry as the children of Hell , for had they not come out of Tartarus ? And so it was the " Tartars " who conquered the ...
Page 118
... Massagetae as lying between the Urals and the Sea of Aral and the Syr Daria , the Araxes of Herodotus . The Massagetae wandered about this country just as the Kirghiz roam there to - day . The Kirghiz , after spending the winter on the ...
... Massagetae as lying between the Urals and the Sea of Aral and the Syr Daria , the Araxes of Herodotus . The Massagetae wandered about this country just as the Kirghiz roam there to - day . The Kirghiz , after spending the winter on the ...
Page 119
... Massagetae employed only gold and copper , although they were undoubtedly familiar with iron . But the art of winning gold and working copper ore has long since been forgotten by the modern des- cendants of the Massagetae . The account ...
... Massagetae employed only gold and copper , although they were undoubtedly familiar with iron . But the art of winning gold and working copper ore has long since been forgotten by the modern des- cendants of the Massagetae . The account ...
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