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Originally appearing in Volume V18, Page 565 of the 1911 Encyclopedia Britannica.
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MINUSINSK  , a

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town of
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Russia, in
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East
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Siberia, and the
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government of
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Yeniseisk, 18o m . S.S.W. of
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Krasnoyarsk railway station, and 5 M. from the right
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bank of the
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Yenisei, in a fertile
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prairie region . Pop . (1897), 10,255 . It is a centre for.
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trade with the native populations of the Sayan Mountains and
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north-western
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Mongolia . It has an excellent natural
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history, ethnographical and archaeological museum (1877), with a library and a meteorological station .
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Coal and
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iron abound in the vicinity . 1 This name occurs in six
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inscriptions of the years 211—217 found at
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Constantine (
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Cirta), North
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Africa (C.I.L. vol. viii.) . Like the other North
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African fathers
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Tertullian,
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Cyprian,
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Arnobius and Lactantius, he was a lawyer . Some use may have been made.of rhetorical expressions of M .
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Cornelius
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Fronto of Cirta (d. c . A.D .

170) .

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