...signification in this passage ; and, as we have seen', that an interval of some centuries intervened between the end of the first and the beginning of the second woe, and also that the second woe continued for a space of three hundred and ninety-six years, if the...

...the second woe and the beginning of the third will be regulated and determined by the known interval between the end of the first and the beginning of the second. But an interval of more than five centuries elapsed between the passing away of the first and the commencement...

...signification in this passage ; and, as we have seen, that an interval of some centuries intervened between the end of the first, and the beginning of the second woe, and also that the second woe continued for a space of three hundred and ninety-six years ; if...

...continued twentythree years, BC 241. CHAPTER XXXVI. SECOND PUNIC WAR. HANNIBAL. TWENTY-TWO years elapsed between the end of the first and the beginning of the second Punic war ; during this peace between the Romans and Carthaginians, nothing very remarkable happened....

...the war which she had to sustain against the disbanded mercenaries. Tho period of peace which elapsed between the end of the first and the beginning of the second Punic wars, from 241 to 218 BC, was most glorious for Hieron and most prosperous for Syracuse. Commerce...

...the war which she had to sustain against the disbanded mercenaries. Tho period of peace which elapsed between the end of the first and the beginning of the second Punic wars, from 241 to 218 BC, was most glorious for Hieron and most prosperous for Syracuse. Commerce...

...continued twenty-three years, BC 241. CHAPTER XXXVI. SECOND PUNIC WAR. HANNIBAL. TWENTY-TWO years elapsed between the end of the first and the beginning of the second Punic war : during this peace between the Romans and Carthaginians, nothing very remarkable happened....

...sustain against the disbanded mercenaries. The period of peace which elapsed I lot;. EIV. VOL. Ilfc between the end of the first and the beginning of the second Punic wars, from BC 241 to 218, was glorious for Hieron and prospero us for Syracuse. Commerce and...

...imprisonment ended in his martyrdom. At any rate, we must assume (a) that a tolerably long interval elapsed between the end of the first and the beginning of the second Roman imprisonment, probably not less than two years; (Z») that during this interval the burning of...

...quotannit. Bujus nam domini colunt me deumque satutant Pauperis tuguri pater jiliusque, one glyconic followed by one pherecratean verse. The synapheia...pherecratean open with a vowel. This system, in which xvn. (26 w.) is composed, is generally printed as one long line — but see on (ii. ) and (iii. ) below....