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See Guide to the Italian Pictures at Hampton Court, by Mary Logan, 1894. Official Catalogue, and Crowe and Cavalcaselle, ii. 502. Pater: The Renaissance, p. 158. ii. 219. The execution of this grotesque picture is probably due to Girolamo da Carpi, or some other assistant of Dosso. The subject is derived from a passage in the De Divinitate of Cicero, as Herr Wickhoff has pointed out.
In 502, shortly after the expedition of Regulus to Africa, they amounted to 298,000 men capable of bearing arms; thirty years later, shortly before the commencement of the Hannibalic war , they had fallen off to 270,000, or about a tenth, and again twenty years after that, shortly before the end of the same war , to 214,000, or about a fourth; and a generation afterwards during which no extraordinary losses occurred, but the institution of the great burgess-colonies in the plain of northern Italy in particular occasioned a perceptible and exceptional increase the numbers of the burgesses had hardly again reached the point at which they stood at the commencement of this period.
The latter described as messuages were valued in 1794 at SIX MILLIONS per annum; in 1814 they were nearly FIFETEEN MILLIONS; now they are valued at EIGHTY MILLIONS. Lands, L34,330,463 L49,906,866 Messuages, 14,895,130 80,726,502
This apparently trivial circumstance was attended with important consequences to the Persian empire and to the whole Grecian race. For the next few years everything remained quiet in the Greek cities of Asia; but about B.C. 502 a revolution in Naxos, one of the islands in the AEgean Sea, first disturbed the general repose, and occasioned the war between Greece and Asia.
"As regards hearing 54.4 per cent. were found normal. 27.6 " " were defective. 18. " " were distinctly defective." I append the very valuable suggestions and conclusions of Dr. Rowan, who conducted the examination on the eyesight of children: "After examining 502 children, which involved the examination of 1004 eyes, one is forced to certain conclusions.
The business of the East naturally tended to the concentration of the financial resources of the country within her towns, but the location of 414 of the 502 banks of the country in the narrow section under consideration would seem to indicate something more than a natural tendency.
Clergy and senators sent in a new memorial to the king Theodorick, in favour of the anti-pope Laurentius, who returned to Rome in 502; and it was four years, during which several councils were held, before the schism was finally composed. Theodorick then commanded that all the churches in Rome should be given up to Pope Symmachus, and he alone be recognised as its bishop.
But Histiaeus had been succeeded in Miletus by his nephew Aristagoras; to him in 502 came certain nobles from Naxos, one of the Cyclades isles, begging restoration from banishment. He decided to apply to Artaphernes for Persian help; this the viceroy willingly gave as it would further the Persian progress to the objective, the Greek mainland, across the Aegean in a direct line.
By John Ellis, M.D., Professor of the Principles and Practice of Medicine in the Western Medical College of Cleveland, Ohio; Author of "Marriage and its Violations." New York. Mason Brothers. 16mo. pp. 348, 48. $1.25. Life in the Desert: or, Recollections of Travel in Asia and Africa. Translated from the French. New York. Mason Brothers. 12mo. pp. 502. $1.25. Immanuel.
The appropriations available for the present fiscal year are $14,502,250.67, which will, in the opinion of the Secretary, answer all the ordinary demands of the service. The amount drawn from the Treasury from July 1 to November 1, 1879 was $5,770,404.12, of which $1,095,440.33 has been refunded, leaving as the expenditure for that period $4,674,963.79.
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