The Eastern Libyans, An Essay
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cit. The commodities mentioned were exchanged at Cerne lor local products.
104 THE EASTERN LIBYANS labouring cattle, which draw behind them clumsy wains. 1 In Asben, the Chad regions, and Kordofan, it may be remarked, porterage by oxen is still in vogue.
In connection with the subject of Saharan traffic, it is interesting to recall here Herodotus's famous story of the five Nasamonian youths who adventured from their own country into Nigritia. Although the motive of their journeying was not trad...e, but a desire to know more of the interior, some idea of the great distances anciently traversed safely to the interior may be gained from the narrative of the historian. Herodotus 2 was told by certain Cyreneans, who had visited the sanctuary of Amon at Siwah, and there talked with the local chief " Etearchus " ('Ei-ea^o? ' ' A^mvimv fiao-tXew) about the Nile sources, the following story.
Some Nasamones had once come to the court of Etearchus, where they told him that some of the sons of their chiefs had drawn lots for five of their number to explore the desert portions of Libya.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
cit. The commodities mentioned were exchanged at Cerne lor local products.
104 THE EASTERN LIBYANS labouring cattle, which draw behind them clumsy wains. 1 In Asben, the Chad regions, and Kordofan, it may be remarked, porterage by oxen is still in vogue.
In connection with the subject of Saharan traffic, it is interesting to recall here Herodotus's famous story of the five Nasamonian youths who adventured from their own country into Nigritia. Although the motive of their journeying was not trad...e, but a desire to know more of the interior, some idea of the great distances anciently traversed safely to the interior may be gained from the narrative of the historian. Herodotus 2 was told by certain Cyreneans, who had visited the sanctuary of Amon at Siwah, and there talked with the local chief " Etearchus " ('Ei-ea^o? ' ' A^mvimv fiao-tXew) about the Nile sources, the following story.
Some Nasamones had once come to the court of Etearchus, where they told him that some of the sons of their chiefs had drawn lots for five of their number to explore the desert portions of Libya.
What to read after The Eastern Libyans, An Essay?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Oric Bates to read onlineMoreLess
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