City of God (Penguin Classics)
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cf. Bk XVI, 17. 6. cf. Bk XVI, ch. 4. Justinus (1, 2) ad Diodorus Siculus (2, 7) attribute the building of Babylon to Semiramis. The Greek fables about Semiramis, representing her as the Assyrian equivalent of Catherine of Russia, came from Diodorus, who based this account on Ctesias, the Greek historian of Persia (fourth century B.C.). The historical Semiramis was probably a Babylonian princess, Sammuramat, wife of the Assyrian king Shamshi-Adad v, and queen-regent 810–805 B.C.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
cf. Bk XVI, 17. 6. cf. Bk XVI, ch. 4. Justinus (1, 2) ad Diodorus Siculus (2, 7) attribute the building of Babylon to Semiramis. The Greek fables about Semiramis, representing her as the Assyrian equivalent of Catherine of Russia, came from Diodorus, who based this account on Ctesias, the Greek historian of Persia (fourth century B.C.). The historical Semiramis was probably a Babylonian princess, Sammuramat, wife of the Assyrian king Shamshi-Adad v, and queen-regent 810–805 B.C.
What to read aft...er City of God (Penguin Classics)?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Saint Augustine to read onlineMoreLess
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