Azeth the Egyptian a Novel volume 1
Azeth the Egyptian a Novel volume 1
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On his accession to the throne, actuated by the same pure though unwise principle of priestly domination alone, he had deprived the nobles and soldiery of their lands and privileges, and had bestowed them upon the Temple ; designing, from henceforth, to go- vern solely by moral discipline, and spiritual subjection. In consequence of these laws, the injured classes had freed themselves from all allegiance to their oppressor; and tear- THE EGYPTIAN. 101 ing their standards into a thousand frag- m...ents, they disbanded their companies, and repaired to what of house and home was left them ; all in a state of deep discontent. Psammetichus, the bravest and noblest-hearted of his order or his day, was the only captain who had not yet dispersed his troops. Yet he refused their assistance to the king, and kept in the uncertain position of neutrality ; taking part neither with the rebel nobles, not yet with the monarch, and maintaining a strict silence as to his future intentions.
This discontent of the soldiery and their chiefs, Amasis by messages secret meetings artful and anonymous threats promises, and insinuations oracles and portents and all the various juggleries of an occult religion, had fomented to the utmost.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
On his accession to the throne, actuated by the same pure though unwise principle of priestly domination alone, he had deprived the nobles and soldiery of their lands and privileges, and had bestowed them upon the Temple ; designing, from henceforth, to go- vern solely by moral discipline, and spiritual subjection. In consequence of these laws, the injured classes had freed themselves from all allegiance to their oppressor; and tear- THE EGYPTIAN. 101 ing their standards into a thousand frag- m...ents, they disbanded their companies, and repaired to what of house and home was left them ; all in a state of deep discontent. Psammetichus, the bravest and noblest-hearted of his order or his day, was the only captain who had not yet dispersed his troops. Yet he refused their assistance to the king, and kept in the uncertain position of neutrality ; taking part neither with the rebel nobles, not yet with the monarch, and maintaining a strict silence as to his future intentions.
This discontent of the soldiery and their chiefs, Amasis by messages secret meetings artful and anonymous threats promises, and insinuations oracles and portents and all the various juggleries of an occult religion, had fomented to the utmost.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Permanent Court of Arbitration to read onlineMoreLess
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