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Meanings of satrap in English
Usage of satrap in English
1
More men were coming down the path behind the satrap even now.
2
In every province, the satrap maintained a like school of military virtue.
3
The satrap of Janina had arrived at the fulfilment of his wishes.
4
These supplies had been collected by the ruling satrap of the country.
5
Hence the Persians argued that they had been betrayed by the satrap.
6
Alcibiades sat with the Persian satrap Tissaphernes, and Alcibiades the eloquent spoke.
7
He bestowed the office of satrap on none but Macedonians and Greeks.
8
The revolt of Pissuthnes, satrap of Lydia, was the next important outbreak.
9
This was Diodotus, satrap of Bactria a Greek, as his name shows.
10
At the feet of the satrap there stood a trembling Italian.
11
Mausolos was a Persian satrap who had a seriously nice tomb.
12
He met the military satrap, and was assured of his intentions.
13
To this satrap, brother of that mighty monarch, came the ambassadors of Athens.
14
Where a satrap is appointed he has charge of both departments.
15
Napoleon's luxury and magnificence must have made him seem like an Asiatic satrap.
16
The satrap bowed and left the room with a look betraying irritation and defiance.
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