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CONTENTS. NO. I. MESSENE. NO. II. MYCENAE. NO. III. MILETUS. NO. IV. NAUPLIA. NO. V. NEMEA. NO. VI. NINEVEH. NO. VII. NUMANTIA. NO. VIII. OLYMPIA. NO. IX. PUTEOLI. NO. X. PALMYRA. (TADMOR.) NO. XI. PATRAE. NO. XII. PELLA. NO. XIII. PERGAMUS. NO. XIV. PERSEPOLIS. NO. XV. PETRA (WADY MOUSA). NO. XVI. PHIGALIA. NO. XVII. PLATAEA. NO. XVIII. PAESTUM. [101] NO. XIX. POMPEII. NO. XX. RAMA. NO. XXI. ROME. NO. XXII. SAGUNTUM. NO. XXIII. SAIS. NO. XXIV. SAMARIA. NO. XXV. SAPPHURA. NO. XXVI. SARDIS. NO. XXVII. SELEUCIA. NO. XXVIII. SELINUS, OR SELINUNTUM. NO. XXIX. SICYON. NO. XXX. SIDON. NO. XXXI. SMYRNA. NO. XXXII. SPALATRO. NO. XXXIII. STRATONICE. NO. XXXIV. SUSA. NO. XXXV. SYBARIS. NO. XXXVI. SYENE. NO. XXXVII. SYRACUSE. NO. XXXVIII. THEBES. NO. XXXIX. TROJA, AND OTHER CITIES OF THE TROAS. NO. XL. TYRE. NO. XLI. VEII FOOTNOTES:
WITH
GENERAL AND PARTICULAR ACCOUNTS
OF
THEIR RISE, FALL, AND PRESENT CONDITION.
BY CHARLES BUCKE.
Fallen, fallen, a silent heap; their heroes all
Sunk in their urns:—Behold the pride of pomp,
The throne of nations fallen; obscured in dust
Even yet majestical.—The solemn scene
Elates the soul! | | DYER. |
IN TWO VOLS.—VOL. II. LONDON:
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