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Anniversaries
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Anniversaries
Births: St Philip Neri, missionary, 1515; Matthew Prior, poet,
1664; Paul Julius, Baron von Reuter (Israel Beer Josaphat), news
agency founder, 1816; Sir John Gilbert, painter and illustrator,
1817; Jacques Feyder (Frederix), film director, 1888; Harold Hart
Crane, poet, 1899; Ernest Miller Hemingway, novelist, 1899. Deaths:
Robert Burns, poet, 1796; Daniel Lambert, fat man who weighed 739
pounds at his death, 1809; Dame Ellen Alicia Terry, actress, 1928;
George Macaulay Trevelyan, historian, 1962; Philip St John Basil
Rathbone, actor, 1967; Albert John Luthuli, president of the ...
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Preston's Cambyses, King of Persia.(Thomas Preston)(Critical essay)
Magazine article from: The Explicator
; ...Pleasant Mirth containing the life of Cambyses, King of Persia, & c. by Thomas...text. Even so, that Shakespeare has Cambyses specifically in mind is far from certain...also a reference to the fourteeners of Cambyses, where each line contains a caesura...
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Life in a Multi-Cultural Society: Egypt from Cambyses to Constantine and Beyond.
Magazine article from: The Journal of the American Oriental Society
; ...sources cannot. Egypt had been a multicultural society long before Cambyses, as is shown by the recent discovery of a Minoan presence at the Palestinian...necessarily, did the administration of the country. The arrivals of Cambyses, Alexa
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The Lost Army of Cambyses.(Brief Article)(Audiobook Review)
Magazine article from: Kliatt
; THE LOST ARMY OF CAMBYSES. Paul Sussman. 2002/2004. Read by Gordon Griffin. 11 tapes. 16.25 hrs. Clipper Audio, dist. by Recorded Books. 1...
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LIVING: BOOKS: BOOK ENDS: DEEDS OF DARING IN THE DESERT; PAUL SUSSMAN The Lost Army Of Cambyses (Bantam, pounds 6.99).(Features)
Newspaper article from: Sunday Mercury (Birmingham, England)
; Byline: PAUL COLE ARCHAEOLOGIST Sussman's first novel doubtless reflects the way he'd like to see himself. It's a Boy's Own-style tale of derring-do in the desert wastes. In true Indiana Jones tradition, a fragment of stone bearing mysterious hieroglyphs holds the key to the location of a tomb
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Using DNA to unravel a 2,500-year Persian riddle.(World)
Newspaper article from: The Christian Science Monitor
; ...dispatched by the "mad" Persian King Cambyses II, the son of Cyrus the Great, to...century BC Greek historian who portrayed Cambyses as mad, bad, and dangerous. Several...Saharan sands. "I think we will find Cambyses' army," he says. After sacking the...
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Catalogue of the Babylonian Tablets in the British Museum, vol. 8.
Magazine article from: The Journal of the American Oriental Society
; ...Marduk 5 Nabonidus 1160 Cyrus 306 Cambyses 395 Bardiya 11 Darius 815 Xerxes...15th year of Cyrus and 22nd year of Cambyses. As is known, after the conquest...Babylonia Cyrus ruled nine years and Cambyses eight years. If the date of no...
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Ancient & modern
Magazine article from: The Spectator
; ...following the career of the Persian king Cambyses (died 522 BC). After attacking Egypt...weighty conclusion from this behaviour: Cambyses was nuts. His reasoning goes as follows...is `king of all' - and therefore Cambyses was off his rocker. Only a card-carrying...
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Books: Paperbacks - As beautiful as a necklace made from shattered glass
Newspaper article from: The Independent on Sunday
; ...unremarkable place. HHIII The Lost Army of Cambyses By Paul Sussman BANTAM pounds 6...know, mainly from Herodotus, that Cambyses was a Persian pharaoh whose army...mystery ever since. The Lost Army of Cambyses is a contemporary murder mystery...
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This history really is bunk.(Review)
Newspaper article from: The Daily Mail (London, England)
; ...Of The Earth: The Lost Army Of King Cambyses (C4); Kings And Queens: Henry II...not this time: The Lost Army Of King Cambyses was very close to being good old-fashioned...the remains of the army of Persian King Cambyses, who apparently sent an expedition into...
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Only a moderately intriguing adventurer
Magazine article from: The Spectator
; ...reputation in the Great Sand Sea, along with the lost army of King Cambyses, so that it too achieves a mythical status. Bierman does...explorations, including his search for the lost army of King Cambyses. It was not only Almasy's knowledge of the desert routes...
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