New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-11-15

precsution Of landing large numbers OF Ethiopians In
s Island al; and # s aa AZ Convince. me that
certain vases discovered by Marietta Bey in Egypt o.
me BY thousands in Cyprus. mad been lmportedi, into
Esypt Tor the The CyprUte colonies established
there BY Amass, and are OF CypriOte manut.cture.
Durng these events nothing heard of the Kings OF
Cyprus with the exception Of CyPranor the Ming o. S1n
bis visit to Atnass Egypt ended SCION Is su ny
Ptarch have adv sed Cypranor to remove hs capital
wbcn then Epeja To to site OF Soil. 50 caed aiter
the but tus eznnot be, as the ksngdom
Soil mentioned we have seen TINS eyen
thost. which paid tribute 10 EssarrbaddOn $40 years
before Christ, aud Therefore century before SCION ek
listed. The city OF Epeja, the rilis OF waen snpoIs
situated fertile plain near the ssashoie oppOsite
anu N ss, % we o of soIa, 70 rps but wnep he
was after ard compelled u second lime To leave Athens
il was t, soil that h retired for the rem nder OF n5 ne
aud he in his rlgpieth Probably large
portion OF the public institutions OF tne tyWh y, pun s
to me- advice of Scion. LII any Il was surely higI
compliment TO tne ISLAND OF cyprus that lie Shouiu nave
chosen II fOf MS f2lle
The rcins OF Soil not very extensive, yet traces
may be seen OF two temples and of amphtheare 1t
WAS among the ruins OF Que OF these temples that dis
covered pedestal white marble with an inscription
which states that the Custodian OF tie public records OF
the City Soil Whose is too much oDltcrated to
readabl) mad at his own expense portion
the porieo Of that temple the mouth OF Demarkos
~ hch spends vita month OF ApriD under the
aOconsulship ~ Pauus This name is that OF Che Ro-
man Proeonsul sergus Paulus, Governor OF Cyprus,
mentioned In the Acts of the Apostles, ana VINO was con,
yert By SAINT Paul IN his visit to Paph0S afier ne hd
performed IN Governors presence the miracle on
Bar Jesus, the Consequently Serglus fanIus
WIS ,Iie first Christian Governor IN existence 81 fau
III nis travels Cyprus waited liam s, Clilm ana 10
Pgphos appears to nave To- mod no mn oinyn "
Inc people OF that island, particular OF the es dents
o. Paphos Probably from tine point OF OF ST. Paul
Pultos would part OF the island. since u
was tue stronghold OF the priesthood Of Venus, VINO
naturally enough would offer st. Paul every possiDe
resistance. ,t.- ..
On my visit 10 PaphOs taken To see whlte mar
bic column 10 which tradition asscrIs and the deYOut
Gre, ks of Cyprus believe, that Saint Pau was iOund
and nnlcly whipped by order OF the HSh Priest OI inc
Paphiap temple This story scarcely agrees Win Tie
Governors canvers Christianity 10y Tie Apostle az
he was officially residing there and won never have
permitted sue exercise 20 or By the Hig Priest Oh
Venus mich exclusively belonged to himself. HehaEe
on Ie other haud u doubt that the CONVEX
son n the Rom n Pro-COnsu OF Cl prus was ea.y CT
frced Nv SAINT Paul in company with SAINT bar
uabas gfteI having visited t1e island RON one emo 10
tue other ne reacgd city OF New PaphOs, W1ch as
TIC cdial Of thu island While the Romans ruled over IL
In tho next lecture shall the power OF Pelsa IN
errasug by grccs the ma OI Cyprus, the cnct
Mt was IN Cyprus has hern en- a Ell, anu nov
some CypfOte Kings took the part OF Icrsia Nne
others sought alliance with AtneDs AID hhalb now tue
island became Persian province. Although cyprus was
at thIs period greatly afflicted 10y war aud DISTURBED D.
Iute nal revolutions sha see how 10 arr - especially
seupre reached their highest point OF pc IctO ddef
me influence VI the Greek colonies, established III the
talan nd.