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... Greek " Ethiopia " which means ' The Black Land ' with " Chem " ( Egypt ) which also means ' The Black Land , ' for Pliny suggests that in the case of Egypt ' black ' refers to the soil rather than the people . . . . ” And so it goes ...
... Greek " Ethiopia " which means ' The Black Land ' with " Chem " ( Egypt ) which also means ' The Black Land , ' for Pliny suggests that in the case of Egypt ' black ' refers to the soil rather than the people . . . . ” And so it goes ...
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... Greek domination , the expansion of the Roman Empire had transferred the real center of power to Rome . Assyria ... Greeks , Macedonians and Egyptians , in- ter - marriages with the latter , joint rule , etc. , made the Ptolemies at ...
... Greek domination , the expansion of the Roman Empire had transferred the real center of power to Rome . Assyria ... Greeks , Macedonians and Egyptians , in- ter - marriages with the latter , joint rule , etc. , made the Ptolemies at ...
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... Greek was crowned Pharaoh in 334 B.C. , as Ptolemy I. The Greeks ruled Egypt for almost 300 years before the ex- pansion of the Roman Empire into Egypt ended their dominion in 30 B.C. This was our " flashback " point of departure , but ...
... Greek was crowned Pharaoh in 334 B.C. , as Ptolemy I. The Greeks ruled Egypt for almost 300 years before the ex- pansion of the Roman Empire into Egypt ended their dominion in 30 B.C. This was our " flashback " point of departure , but ...
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