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The Empire therefore passed to Xerxes , the offspring , like Cambyses , of a cousin marriage . Xerxes was irritated , like his father , by the conspiracies between his subject Ionian Greeks and the free Greeks of the peninsula .
The Empire therefore passed to Xerxes , the offspring , like Cambyses , of a cousin marriage . Xerxes was irritated , like his father , by the conspiracies between his subject Ionian Greeks and the free Greeks of the peninsula .
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And whether or not he was a party to the assassination of his father would make little difference to our opinion of his character . He bitterly repented his crimes but did not amend his habits . So deeply religious was he , but so happy ...
And whether or not he was a party to the assassination of his father would make little difference to our opinion of his character . He bitterly repented his crimes but did not amend his habits . So deeply religious was he , but so happy ...
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Julia's father and brother attain office after , and on ... And , though her mother's family was as modest as his father's , her father's family were Claudians even more exalted than the Julians : according to Syme they turned the ...
Julia's father and brother attain office after , and on ... And , though her mother's family was as modest as his father's , her father's family were Claudians even more exalted than the Julians : according to Syme they turned the ...
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