Christ And International Life
Christ And International Life
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The suburbs of the town were on the mainland, connected with the island, at the time of Christ, by the great mole constructed by THE HIGHWAYS OF A WORLD 31 Alexander when he took the city, which stands to this day. Tyre and Sidon (farther north) were in A. D. 30 still powerful and populous, though the day of their political world power was over, some three hundred years before Christ. The main business part of Tyre was on the island rock, but the town extended with its suburbs for no less than ...seven miles along the shore of the mainland.
Some idea is gathered as to the size of Tyre from the fact that, when it was taken by Alexander some three hundred years before Christ, eight thousand of its inhabitants were massacred, two thousand miserable beings were crucified on the shore, and thirty thousand carried into slavery. It was, however, quickly repeopled, and after being dominated in turn by both Egypt and Antioch, it had, in 65 B. C. , been made a free city by Rome, and it was, as already stated, at the time of Christ, an immense trading and mining centre ; indeed, it had almost regained its magnificent previous wealth and prosperity.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The suburbs of the town were on the mainland, connected with the island, at the time of Christ, by the great mole constructed by THE HIGHWAYS OF A WORLD 31 Alexander when he took the city, which stands to this day. Tyre and Sidon (farther north) were in A. D. 30 still powerful and populous, though the day of their political world power was over, some three hundred years before Christ. The main business part of Tyre was on the island rock, but the town extended with its suburbs for no less than ...seven miles along the shore of the mainland.
Some idea is gathered as to the size of Tyre from the fact that, when it was taken by Alexander some three hundred years before Christ, eight thousand of its inhabitants were massacred, two thousand miserable beings were crucified on the shore, and thirty thousand carried into slavery. It was, however, quickly repeopled, and after being dominated in turn by both Egypt and Antioch, it had, in 65 B. C. , been made a free city by Rome, and it was, as already stated, at the time of Christ, an immense trading and mining centre ; indeed, it had almost regained its magnificent previous wealth and prosperity.
What to read after Christ And International Life?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edith Picton Turbervill to read onlineMoreLess
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