The Critical Review, Or, Annals of LiteratureW. Simpkin and R. Marshall, 1796 |
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... ancient date . We trace it back in facred history to the days of the patriarch Abraham : in profane history we find it under Midas , and alfo under Janus who was the most ancient of the gods in Italy . And according to heathen mythology ...
... ancient date . We trace it back in facred history to the days of the patriarch Abraham : in profane history we find it under Midas , and alfo under Janus who was the most ancient of the gods in Italy . And according to heathen mythology ...
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... ancient fortrefs , which was not a work of the Slaves , who , nevertheless , appear to have inhabited the island , which perhaps anciently was not one . Raceburg , the place whence the Count next writes , is the ancient capital of the ...
... ancient fortrefs , which was not a work of the Slaves , who , nevertheless , appear to have inhabited the island , which perhaps anciently was not one . Raceburg , the place whence the Count next writes , is the ancient capital of the ...
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... Ancient My- thology , Pagan Rites , Sacred Feftivals , Games , Oracles , Ancient Mufic , & c . compared with thofe of the Ancients , particularly the Greeks . By Matthew Guthrie , Counsellor of the Court of her Imperial Majefty ...
... Ancient My- thology , Pagan Rites , Sacred Feftivals , Games , Oracles , Ancient Mufic , & c . compared with thofe of the Ancients , particularly the Greeks . By Matthew Guthrie , Counsellor of the Court of her Imperial Majefty ...
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