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See also:ROBERT See also:DINWIDDIE (1693-1770)
, See also:English colonial See also:governor 'Io ropia), Dio See also:Cassius had dedicated to the See also:emperor See also:Severus of See also:Virginia, was See also:born near See also:Glasgow, See also:Scotland, in 1693
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From the an See also:account of various dreams and prodigies which had position of customs clerk in Bermuda, which he held in 1727-1738, presaged his See also:elevation to the See also:throne (perhaps the 'EvS a he was promoted to be surveyor-See also:general of the customs " of attributed to Dio by Suidas), and had also written a See also:biography the See also:southern ports of the See also:continent of See also:America," as a See also:reward 1 of his See also:fellow-countryman See also:Arrian
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The See also:history of See also:Rome, which
consisted of eighty books,—and, after the example of See also:Livy, was divided into decades, began with the landing of See also:Aeneas in See also:Italy, and was continued as far as the reign of See also: The best edition with notes is that of H . S . Reimar (1750–1752), new ed. by F . G . Sturz (1824–1836) ; See also:text by I . Melber (1890 See also:foil.), with account of previous See also:editions, and U . P . Boissevain (1895–1901) ; See also:translation by H . B . See also:Foster (See also:Troy, New See also:York, 1905 foil.), with full bibliography; see also W . See also:Christ, Geschichte der griechischen Litteratur (1898), p . 675; E . Schwartz in Pauly-Wissowa's Realencyclopadie, iii. pt . 2 (1899) ; C . See also:Wachsmuth, Einleitung in das Studium der See also:alien Geschichte (1895) . |
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