Crossword-Solution: KARCH 5 letters, 2 clues 🏆 scrabble score: 14

But the ex-Queen contrived to frustrate his design, and having possessed herself of a fleet of ships, and taken on board the greater number of the nobles, sailed away, with her husband’s wealth untouched, to Cyprus first, and then to Africa.[14119] Here, by agreement with the inhabitants, a site was obtained, and the famous settlement founded, which became known to the Greeks as “Karchêdon,” and to the Romans as “Carthago,” or Carthage.

Pastor Karch, who in 1830 emigrated with a number of Prussian Lutherans, in order to avoid the union, laid the foundation of the Immanuel Synod.

This translation was largely used by Judge Whitehead in his published articles on "The Fitz John Porter Case." _Miss Karch_, a German lady long a resident of Morristown, was also a translator, but it has not been possible to procure the details of her work.

All quoted Alcibiades’ words: ‘Sicily is only the earnest money--Libya and Karchēdon are the wages of the battle.

Didot): Philistus seems to have followed a different story;—he said that Carthage had been founded by Azor and Karchêdôn (Philist.