Daniel, Darius the Median, Cyrus the Great: A Chronologico Historical Study; Based on Result of Recent Researches, and From Sources Hebrew, Greek, Cuneiform, Etc (Classic Reprint)
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Daniel, Darius the Median, Cyrus the Great: A Chronologico Historical Study; Based on Result of Recent Researches, and From Sources Hebrew, Greek, Cuneiform, Etc (Classic Reprint)
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The substantial accuracy of the several sources of information thus described, and to which reference is made, will be assumed without much questioning, other than that which may arise in the process of endeavor ing to secure a satisfactory interpretation. In cases of positive or inexplicable disagreement or demonstrable error in secular writers, whether classical or monu mental, the inscriptions ou the latter will be esteemed as of superior authority, when their several narratives are not incompatible one with another.
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