The African Repository, Volumes 39-40American Colonization Society, 1967 - African Americans |
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Page 194
... Nile . Horace alludes to " Fontium qui celat origines Nilus , " and Tibullus , still fourteen hundred years ago , adds : " Nile pater , quanam pos um te dicere causa , Aut quibus in terris occuluisse caput . " It was long since ...
... Nile . Horace alludes to " Fontium qui celat origines Nilus , " and Tibullus , still fourteen hundred years ago , adds : " Nile pater , quanam pos um te dicere causa , Aut quibus in terris occuluisse caput . " It was long since ...
Page 197
... Nile was a great river , no doubt , and a sacred river , but other rivers were as great , and many rivers were sacred . The sources of all of them were probably alike unknown ; but in no case . except that of the Nile , was this highly ...
... Nile was a great river , no doubt , and a sacred river , but other rivers were as great , and many rivers were sacred . The sources of all of them were probably alike unknown ; but in no case . except that of the Nile , was this highly ...
Page 228
... Nile with the Kafu and Assua rivers , and crossed the Luajerri half way between its escape from the lake and its junc- tion with the parent stream . Proceeding down the Nile from the Ripon Falls , they first passed through a row of ...
... Nile with the Kafu and Assua rivers , and crossed the Luajerri half way between its escape from the lake and its junc- tion with the parent stream . Proceeding down the Nile from the Ripon Falls , they first passed through a row of ...
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