. Thackerayana;. amounted to a weight of 720,000 pounds, or VII. p. 650. 46 THA CKERA YA * Philip returned to the Peloponnesus shortlyafter his defeat. He directed all his exertionsto deceive and surprise the Messenians. Hisstratagems being discovered, however, he raisedthe mask, and ravaged the entire country.—Vol. VIII. p. 121. Philammon (the assassin who had been em-ployed to murder Queen Arsinoe) returned toAlexandria (from Cyrene) two or three days be-fore the tumult. The ladies of honour, whohad been attached to the unfortunate queen,had early information of his
. Thackerayana;. amounted to a weight of 720,000 pounds, or VII. p. 650. 46 THA CKERA YA * Philip returned to the Peloponnesus shortlyafter his defeat. He directed all his exertionsto deceive and surprise the Messenians. Hisstratagems being discovered, however, he raisedthe mask, and ravaged the entire country.—Vol. VIII. p. 121. Philammon (the assassin who had been em-ployed to murder Queen Arsinoe) returned toAlexandria (from Cyrene) two or three days be-fore the tumult. The ladies of honour, whohad been attached to the unfortunate queen,had early information of his arrival, and theydetermined to take advantage of the disorder
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