Notes of Eastern Travel
Notes of Eastern Travel
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Unfortunately I did not copy it, because I supposed that it had been long since copied and published, and an attempt on my loart would have meant lights and time, and therefore not 6 JOHN P. PETERS.
merely backsheesh, but permission and suspicion, with danger of delay.
Palmyrene Roads. — In his notice of the Wolfe Expedition to Babylonia, Professor Sterrett has published four milestone inscriptions found between Rakka or Erek (Aracha) and Tadmor (Palmyra), with a notice of three miliiaria or fr...ag- ments of miliiaria from the same stretch of road. I can add to these one more stone, found three hours and eighteen min- utes beyond Erek on the road toward the Euphrates. It was apparently a milliarium, but of unusually large size. It had been broken, and only one large fragment, seven feet or so in length, and a good two feet at least in diameter, was to be found. It was much covered with gray lichen, and the inscription, which was not deeply cut, was for the most part illegible. Out of seven lines I could read only a few scattered letters in the last four {Ibid.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Unfortunately I did not copy it, because I supposed that it had been long since copied and published, and an attempt on my loart would have meant lights and time, and therefore not 6 JOHN P. PETERS.
merely backsheesh, but permission and suspicion, with danger of delay.
Palmyrene Roads. — In his notice of the Wolfe Expedition to Babylonia, Professor Sterrett has published four milestone inscriptions found between Rakka or Erek (Aracha) and Tadmor (Palmyra), with a notice of three miliiaria or fr...ag- ments of miliiaria from the same stretch of road. I can add to these one more stone, found three hours and eighteen min- utes beyond Erek on the road toward the Euphrates. It was apparently a milliarium, but of unusually large size. It had been broken, and only one large fragment, seven feet or so in length, and a good two feet at least in diameter, was to be found. It was much covered with gray lichen, and the inscription, which was not deeply cut, was for the most part illegible. Out of seven lines I could read only a few scattered letters in the last four {Ibid.
What to read after Notes of Eastern Travel?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by John P John Punnett Peters to read onlineMoreLess
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