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mere name. The Græco-Egyptian soldiery and citizen body of Alexandria probably had hardly a drop of Macedonian blood in their veins.

[181] As, for instance, the repeated wedlock of brothers and sisters among the Ptolemies.

[182] Commanders of the body-guard.

[183] "Black" because of the black fertile mud deposited by the inundation.

[184] A company of about one hundred men.

[185] Lorica.

[186] Ceylon.

[187] Malay Peninsula.

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