 | Diodorus (Siculus.) - 1814 - 692 páginas
...pleasantness of this isle. they were the first that discovered it to others; and therefore the Etrurians (when they were masters at sea, designed to send a colony thither; but the Carthaginians opposed them, both fearing lest most of their own citizens should be allured (through the goodness... | |
 | Diodorus (Siculus.) - 1814 - 686 páginas
...pleasantness of this isle, they were the first that discovered it to others; and therefore the Etrurians (when they were masters at sea, designed to send a colony thither; but the Carthaginians opposed them, both fearing lest most of their own citizens should be allured (through the goodness... | |
 | Diodorus (Siculus.) - 1814 - 692 páginas
...pleasantness of this isle, they were the first that discovered it to others; and therefore the Etrurians (wheu they were masters at sea, designed to send a colony thither; but the Carthaginians opposed them, both fearing lest most of their- own citizens should be allured (through the goodness... | |
 | Literary and Historical Society of Quebec - 1829 - 410 páginas
...were acquainted with its beauty and fertility, they published them to other nations. The Tuscan.', when they were masters at sea, designed to send a...country ; next they looked upon it as a secure asylum foi themselves, if erer any terrible disaster should befal their republic." This description of Dioddrus... | |
 | Literary and Historical Society of Quebec - 1829 - 426 páginas
...were acquainted with its beauty and fertility, they published them to other nations. The Tuscan.', when they were masters at sea, designed to send a colony thither, font the Carthaginians found means to prevent them on the two following accounts ; first they were... | |
 | James Kennedy - 1861 - 248 páginas
...pleasantness of this isle they were the first that discovered it to others : and therefore the Etrurians (when they were masters at sea) designed to send a colony thither, but the Carthaginians opposed them both fearing lest most of their own citizens should be allured through the goodness of... | |
 | James Kennedy - 1861 - 250 páginas
...pleasantness of this isle they were the first that discovered it to others : and therefore the Etrurians (when they were masters at sea) designed to send a colony thither, but the Carthaginians opposed them both fearing lest most of their own citizens should be allured through the goodness of... | |
 | 1881 - 1180 páginas
...beauty and fertility, they published them to other nations. The Tuscans, when they were masters of the sea, designed to send a colony thither, but the Carthaginians found means to prevent them on the following accounts: First, they were afraid lest their citizens, tempted by the charms of that island,... | |
 | Charles Isaac Elton - 1892 - 330 páginas
...pleasantness of the isle they were the first that discovered it to others ; and therefore the Etrurians (when they were masters at sea) designed to send a colony thither, but the Carthaginians opposed them, fearing lest most of their own citizens should be allured to settle there, and likewise... | |
 | Charles Isaac Elton - 1892 - 346 páginas
...pleasantness of the isle they were the first that discovered it to others ; and therefore the Etrurians (when they were masters at sea) designed to send a colony thither, but the Carthaginians opposed them, fearing lest most of their own citizens should be allured to settle there, and likewise... | |
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... on this island. Being the first who were acquainted with its beauty and fertility, they published them to other nations. The Tuscans, when they were masters at sea, designed to send a colony thither, but the Carthaginians found means to prevent them... 
