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Page 228
... Greek tongue . The errors of the earlier Greeks were not the effect of necessity , but of vanity - nor did they universally prevail . Herodotus , So- crates , Plato , Hecatæus , and some others , are exceptions . Respecting the original ...
... Greek tongue . The errors of the earlier Greeks were not the effect of necessity , but of vanity - nor did they universally prevail . Herodotus , So- crates , Plato , Hecatæus , and some others , are exceptions . Respecting the original ...
Page 232
... Greek heroes of antiquity so many mere personifications of ark , temple , eminence , sun , serpent , et similia . We are then presented with a long list of Gaelic and Welsh words compared with Greek words ; in which there are some not ...
... Greek heroes of antiquity so many mere personifications of ark , temple , eminence , sun , serpent , et similia . We are then presented with a long list of Gaelic and Welsh words compared with Greek words ; in which there are some not ...
Page 341
... Greek , whom the chronicles call a philosopher , and yet perhaps he was not one . If he did not induce Vladimir to embrace the greek ritual , at least he succeeded in making him think favourably of it , and returned to his country ...
... Greek , whom the chronicles call a philosopher , and yet perhaps he was not one . If he did not induce Vladimir to embrace the greek ritual , at least he succeeded in making him think favourably of it , and returned to his country ...
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Abridgement of Modern Determinations | 30 |
Pen Art of making | 49 |
Actor Defence of that Profession 384 | 56 |
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