The History of Antiquity, Vol. 2 (of 6)

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Max Duncker

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Зарубежная классика

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2017

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2 Kings x. 18-27.

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E. Schrader, "Keilinschriften und A. T." s. 105.

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2 Kings x. 32.

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2 Kings xiii. 25.

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2 Kings viii. 12.

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Amos i. 3.

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2 Kings xiii. 5.

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See below, p. 326.

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Of this date and the time of Amaziah I shall treat in the first chapter of Book IV.

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2 Kings xiii. 25.

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2 Kings xi. 3-20.

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They fall about 830 B.C. The minority of the king is clear, and the verses iv. 4 ff. points to the incursion of the Philistines into Judah, mentioned p. 252.

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2 Kings xii. 17, 18. The occurrence is recorded after the twenty-third year of Joash, and the twenty-third year was 815 B.C.

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The subjugation of Edom can only have taken place after the year 803 B.C., i. e. after the march of Bin-nirar II. to the sea-coast. Bin-nirar enumerates Edom among the tribute-paying tribes of Syria. On this and on the date of Uzziah's accession, cf. Book IV. chap. 2.

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Eustath. ad "Odysseam," 4, 617.

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Vol. i. p. 352.

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De Luynes, "Essai sur la numismatique des satrapies," p. 69.

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Above, p. 188.

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Curt. 4, 8. Pliny ("Hist. Nat." 5, 17) puts the distance from the mainland at 700 paces (double paces).

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On coins of Tyre of a later time we find two rocks, which indicate the position of the city. Ezekiel (xxvi. 4, 5) threatens that she shall be a naked rock in the sea for the spreading of nets. Joseph. "c. Apion," 8, 5, 3; Diod. 17, 46; Arrian, 2, 21, 23. Renan's view ("Mission de Phénicie," p. 546 ff.) on the Agenorion has been adopted; some others of his results appear to be uncertain.

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Vol. i. 367; Menander in Joseph. "c. Apion." 1, 17, 18.

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Joseph. "Antiq." 8, 13, 2.

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Joseph. loc. cit.

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In order to bring the reigns of Josephus into harmony with his total, the total, which is given twice, must be retained. Hence nothing remains but to replace, as Movers has already done, the three and six years given by Josephus for Balezor and Mutton by the eight and 25 years given by Syncellus.

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On the identity of the names Acerbas, Sichaeus, Sicharbas, Sicharbaal, Serv. "ad Æneid," 1, 343; Movers, "Phoeniz." 2, 1, 355.