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These are all the Libyans whom we can name, and the majority of their kings cared nothing for the king of the Medes at the time of which I write, nor do they care for him now.
These are all the Libyans whom we can name, and the majority of their kings cared nothing for the king of the Medes at the time of which I write, nor do they care for him now.
[2] I have this much further to say of this country: four nations and no more, as far as we know, inhabit it, two of which are aboriginal and two not; the
Libyans in the north and the
Ethiopians in the south of
Libya [17,25] (nation), AfricaLibya are aboriginal; the
Phoenicians and
Greeks are later settlers.
Histories. Herodotus. ed. A.D. Godley. Cambridge. 1920-1925.
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