Pliny XXXIII.

I.Balances with weights in the form of animals may be seen in Wilkinson.

During the reigns of the Ptolemies many coins were struck.] "But could that allude to my father ?" "Certainly not," cried Darius.
"It is impossible to say," murmured Bubares.

"In this country one can never know what may happen." "How long does it take for a good horse to reach Naukratis ?" "Three hours, if he can go so long, and the Nile has not overflowed the road too much." "I will be there in two." "I shall ride with you," said Darius.
"No, you must remain here with Zopyrus for Bartja's protection.

Tell the servants to get ready." "But Gyges--" "Yes, you will stay here and excuse me to Amasis.