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ID |
5839 |
Text |
Historiarum adversum paganos libri VII (417 - 418) Orosius |
Quotation |
5 Igitur Alexander Magnus post Darii mortem Hyrcanos et Mandos subegit: ubi etiam illum adhuc bello intentum Halestris siue Minothea, excita suscipiendae ab eo subolis gratia cum trecentis mulieribus procax Amazon inuenit. 6 post haec Parthorum pugnam adgressus, quos diu obnitentes deleuit propemodum antequam uicit |
Translation |
5. After the death of Darius, Alexander the Great subdued the Hyrcanians and Mandi. While he was fighting there, he was approached along
with 300 women by the shameless Amazon Halestris, who is sometimes
called Minothea and who had been aroused by the hope of bearing children
by him.
6. After this, he fought the Parthians. They resisted him for a
long time and he almost destroyed them before he finally conquered them. |
Quotation source |
Lib. 3, Cap. 18, 5-6, (p. 169, trans. 136-137) |
Temporal Coverage |
-330 - -329 |
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