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AD 200.45 eastwards to China , Hadramawt secures coast of Bay of Bengal , control of eastern Yemen south - east Asia , voyage by stopping eastward to China.40 Roman visiexpansion of Himyar tors reported at Chinese and conquering court ...
AD 200.45 eastwards to China , Hadramawt secures coast of Bay of Bengal , control of eastern Yemen south - east Asia , voyage by stopping eastward to China.40 Roman visiexpansion of Himyar tors reported at Chinese and conquering court ...
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area from early on , especially on the western coast , and though their numbers were never high they give evidence for continuous commercial links . 17 These , however , slackened after the end of the 4th century BC , because of ...
area from early on , especially on the western coast , and though their numbers were never high they give evidence for continuous commercial links . 17 These , however , slackened after the end of the 4th century BC , because of ...
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It is not at all clear just who were the barbarians controlling the north - western coast of the Black Sea , but those ' still crossing the Danube during Procopius ' lifetime were the Cutrigurs , whom Procopius otherwise placed on the ...
It is not at all clear just who were the barbarians controlling the north - western coast of the Black Sea , but those ' still crossing the Danube during Procopius ' lifetime were the Cutrigurs , whom Procopius otherwise placed on the ...
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WOUDHUIZEN The Foundation Charter of the Kamanas Town Fortifications | 1 |
A Review Article of its Publication Part | 4 |
HITCHCOCK Do you see a man skillful in his work? He will stand before | 17 |
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