...and Scythian-like : for by thefe old Cuftums, and other like conjectural Circumftances, the Defcents of Nations can only be proved, where other Monuments of Writings are not remain-. ing. E*d»x. Then (I pray you) whenfoever in your Difcourfe you meet with them by the way,...

...Scythian-iike : for by thcfe old cuftomes, and other like coniecturall circumftances, the defcents of nations can only be proved, where other monuments of writings are not remayning. Eudo.v. Then (I pray you) whenfoever in your difcourfc you meet with them by the way, doe...

...and Scythian-like : for by these old customs, and other like conjectural circumstances, the descents of nations can only be proved, where other monuments of writings are not remaining. Euuox. — Then (I pray you) whensoever in your discourse you meet with them by the way, do not shun,...

...Scythian-like : for by these old customes, and other like conjecturall circumstances, the descents of nations can only be proved where other monuments of writings are not remayning. Eudox. Then (I pray you) whensoever in your discourse you meet with them by the way, doe...

...Scythian- like : for by thefe old cuftomes, and other like conjedturall circumftances, the defcents of nations can only be proved, where other monuments of writings are not remayning. 365 Idly touch them ; for befides their great pleafure and light for their antiquity, they...

...and Scythian-like ; for by these old customs and other like conjectural circumstances the descents of nations can only be proved where other monuments of writings are not remaining. Eudox. Then, I pray you, whensoever in your discourse you meet with them by the way, do not shun, but...

...three hundred years ago, " By these old customes and other like conjecturall circumstances the descents of nations can only be proved where other monuments of writings are not remayning." The work of the Society is divided into two branches. First, there is the collection of...

...and fully used in the sense that Edmund Spenser wrote three centuries ago : " By these old customes the descent of nations can only be proved, where other monuments of writings are not remayning." GL GOMME. MAGIC SONGS OF THE FINNS. III. xxv.— THE ORIGIN OF IRON. (a.) The aerial God...

...Spenser will denote the value of this study in elucidating the inquiry placed before you. He says, " l?y these old customs, and other like conjectural circumstances,...either as temples to their deities or shrines for their dead—perhaps for both purposes. Some of these structures have a pyramidal form, some are stone terraces...

...different kind from those of history. Edmund Spenser wrote three centuries ago " by these old customs the descent of nations can only be proved where other monuments of writings are not remayning,"1 and yet the descent of nations is still being proved without the aid of folklore. It is...