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Robert F. Pennell. PD 1936 EX - LIBRIS Ellen Moore Bundett D r.e. - 1915 Theban supremely from 361 371- Social war 358-356 Philip (
Robert F. Pennell. PD 1936 EX - LIBRIS Ellen Moore Bundett D r.e. - 1915 Theban supremely from 361 371- Social war 358-356 Philip (
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Robert F. Pennell. Theban supremely from 361 371- Social war 358-356 Philip ( Macedonia ) 357-336 alexander И 336-313 G. Burdett 1876 Andih Juft's quution Mod . Phys .
Robert F. Pennell. Theban supremely from 361 371- Social war 358-356 Philip ( Macedonia ) 357-336 alexander И 336-313 G. Burdett 1876 Andih Juft's quution Mod . Phys .
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... OF ALEXANDER . COMPILED BY R. F. PENNELL , INSTRUCTOR IN PHILLIPS EXETER ACADEMY . BOSTON : JOHN ALLYN , PUBLISHER , LATE SEVER , FRANCIS , & CO . 1874 . KPD 1936 HARVARD UNIVERSITY LIBRARY 46X209 Entered according to Act.
... OF ALEXANDER . COMPILED BY R. F. PENNELL , INSTRUCTOR IN PHILLIPS EXETER ACADEMY . BOSTON : JOHN ALLYN , PUBLISHER , LATE SEVER , FRANCIS , & CO . 1874 . KPD 1936 HARVARD UNIVERSITY LIBRARY 46X209 Entered according to Act.
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... her defeat ; for Thebes , unable to find another capable leader , sunk back at once into insignificance . Thus ended the Theban supremacy , which lasted for ten years , 371– 361 B.C. 나 Avoid Wa Suoned was Philips / r / 3.
... her defeat ; for Thebes , unable to find another capable leader , sunk back at once into insignificance . Thus ended the Theban supremacy , which lasted for ten years , 371– 361 B.C. 나 Avoid Wa Suoned was Philips / r / 3.
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Robert F. Pennell. 나 Avoid Wa Suoned was Philips / r / 3 CHAPTER XXIII . SOCIAL WAR , 358-355 B.C. SACRED WAR , 357-346 B.C. PHILIP OF MACEDONIA . THE peace which followed Mantineia was not dis- turbed for six years . During this time ...
Robert F. Pennell. 나 Avoid Wa Suoned was Philips / r / 3 CHAPTER XXIII . SOCIAL WAR , 358-355 B.C. SACRED WAR , 357-346 B.C. PHILIP OF MACEDONIA . THE peace which followed Mantineia was not dis- turbed for six years . During this time ...
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