History of Egypt volume 7 of 12 8 7
History of Egypt volume 7 of 12 8 7
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Ximones.
He was forced to return again and again to these districts, destroyingfortresses and pursuing the inhabitants over plain and mountain: in 773we find him in Urmes, the territory of Bikhuras, and Bam, in the veryheart of Namri; in 772, in Dhuaras, and Gurqus, among the Mannai, andat the city of Uikhis, in Bustus. Meanwhile, to the north of the Araxes, several chiefs had taken advantage of his being thus engaged in warfarein distant regions, to break the very feeble bond which held themva...ssals to Urartu. Btius was the fountain-head and main support of therebellion; the rugged mountain range in its rear provided its chiefswith secure retreats among its woods and lakes and valleys, throughwhich flowed rapid torrents. Argistis inflicted a final defeat on theMannai in 771, and then turned his forces against Etius. He took bystorm the citadel of Ardinis which defended the entrance to the country, ravaged Ishqigulus, * and seized Amegu, the capital of Uidharus: ourknowledge of his wars comes to an end in the following year with anexpedition into the land of Tarius.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Ximones.
He was forced to return again and again to these districts, destroyingfortresses and pursuing the inhabitants over plain and mountain: in 773we find him in Urmes, the territory of Bikhuras, and Bam, in the veryheart of Namri; in 772, in Dhuaras, and Gurqus, among the Mannai, andat the city of Uikhis, in Bustus. Meanwhile, to the north of the Araxes, several chiefs had taken advantage of his being thus engaged in warfarein distant regions, to break the very feeble bond which held themva...ssals to Urartu. Btius was the fountain-head and main support of therebellion; the rugged mountain range in its rear provided its chiefswith secure retreats among its woods and lakes and valleys, throughwhich flowed rapid torrents. Argistis inflicted a final defeat on theMannai in 771, and then turned his forces against Etius. He took bystorm the citadel of Ardinis which defended the entrance to the country, ravaged Ishqigulus, * and seized Amegu, the capital of Uidharus: ourknowledge of his wars comes to an end in the following year with anexpedition into the land of Tarius.
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