...of the king's enemies, and its naval force strengthened for a time the arms of Evagoras. Conclusion. Such was the state of the civilized world, when the Kelts or Gauls broke through the thin screen CHAP. XXII which had hitherto concealed them from sight, and . — „_!began for the first time to...

...et hon, al. hrns, un cheval.' In the fourth century before the Christian era, " the Kelts or Gaula broke through the thin screen which had hitherto concealed...great drama of the nations. For nearly two hundred yean they continued to fill Europe and Asia with the terror of their name : but it was a passing tempest,...

...include the Italians, Spaniards, and to some • " In the fourth century before the Christian era, the Kelts or Gauls broke through the thin screen which...great drama of the nations. For nearly two hundred ycnri they continued to fill Europe and Asia with the terror of their name; but it was a passing tempest,...

...we include the Italians, Spaniards, and to some * " In the fourth century before the Christian era, the Kelts or Gauls broke through the thin screen which...sight, and began for the first time to take their [ir.rt in the great drama of the nations. For nearly two hundred yer>ri Ihoy continued to fill Europe...

...indirectly, the Germanic aggressors on » Vide Prehistoric Annali of Scotland, p. 358. their rear, began, for the first time, to take their part in the great drama of the nations. Then it was that the Gallic population, pressed on from the north-east and confined on the west by...

...invasion of Rome by the Gauls took place in the second year of the ninety-eighth Olympiad (BC 386). The Kelts or Gauls broke through the thin screen which...terror of their name; but it was a passing tempest." (Arnold's Hist, of Home, chap. 22,) The Eoinans, terrified at the capture of Rome by the Gauls, never...

...possession of the king's enemies, and its naval force strengthened for a time the arms of Evagoras. Such was the state of the civilized world, when the Kelts or Gauls broke ) Iugion through the thin screen which had hitherto concealed them from sight, and began, for the first...

...the Christian era, " the Kelts 01 Gauls broke through the thin screen which had hitherto concea.ed them from sight, and began for the first time to take their part in ihe great drama of the nations. For nearly two hundred years they continued to fill Europe and Asia...