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... barbarous mixture of ancient Phœnician andcorrupted Chaldee;it wassopoor that several moods werewanting in the conjugation oftheir verbs. Moreover, as they communicated neither their books nor the titles of them to any foreigner,no one ...
... barbarous mixture of ancient Phœnician andcorrupted Chaldee;it wassopoor that several moods werewanting in the conjugation oftheir verbs. Moreover, as they communicated neither their books nor the titles of them to any foreigner,no one ...
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... barbarous powerto deprive me ofawife, he mayas well make meaeunuch to sing Miserere in his chapel." A Pleafor Wives. Equity requires that, after givingthis memorial in favor of husbands, weshould alsolay beforethe public the plea on ...
... barbarous powerto deprive me ofawife, he mayas well make meaeunuch to sing Miserere in his chapel." A Pleafor Wives. Equity requires that, after givingthis memorial in favor of husbands, weshould alsolay beforethe public the plea on ...
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... barbarous; if, for instance, they hadnot called the city of Moph Memphis. Mr. Holwell says that the Indians never knew either Porus or Taxiles; indeed these arenot Indian words. Nevertheless, if we may believeour missionaries ...
... barbarous; if, for instance, they hadnot called the city of Moph Memphis. Mr. Holwell says that the Indians never knew either Porus or Taxiles; indeed these arenot Indian words. Nevertheless, if we may believeour missionaries ...
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Voltaire. allegory, which has never been lost, may be traced throughout these barbarous discourses. The celebrated Ménot, who lived in the reign of Francis I., did more honor, perhaps, thanany othertothe allegorical style. "The worthy ...
Voltaire. allegory, which has never been lost, may be traced throughout these barbarous discourses. The celebrated Ménot, who lived in the reign of Francis I., did more honor, perhaps, thanany othertothe allegorical style. "The worthy ...
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... barbarous. The Roman year was afterwards composed ofthree hundred and fiftyfive days—another mistake, whichwas corrected so imperfectly that, in Cæsar's time, the summer festivals wereheldin winter. The Roman generals always triumphed ...
... barbarous. The Roman year was afterwards composed ofthree hundred and fiftyfive days—another mistake, whichwas corrected so imperfectly that, in Cæsar's time, the summer festivals wereheldin winter. The Roman generals always triumphed ...
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