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... Turks — the first supposed to be the descendants of the ancient Egyptians ; the
second the same here as they are found to be over the whole world ; the third ,
who form the great mass of the population , consist of the Pastoral — the Bedouin
...
... Turks — the first supposed to be the descendants of the ancient Egyptians ; the
second the same here as they are found to be over the whole world ; the third ,
who form the great mass of the population , consist of the Pastoral — the Bedouin
...
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Between Cafr Saide , supposed to be the site of Chenobosscion , and Diospolis
Parva , the modern How , our travellers observed , for the first time , some
crocodiles basking on the sand banks in the river , the largest apparently about
twenty ...
Between Cafr Saide , supposed to be the site of Chenobosscion , and Diospolis
Parva , the modern How , our travellers observed , for the first time , some
crocodiles basking on the sand banks in the river , the largest apparently about
twenty ...
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Of the difficulty arising from the numerous testimonies on the leg of the supposed
Mennon , he easily gets rid : - In the age of Hadrian , ( he says , ) enlightened by
the beams of philosophy , Sabina , the the wife of this emperor , who was herself
...
Of the difficulty arising from the numerous testimonies on the leg of the supposed
Mennon , he easily gets rid : - In the age of Hadrian , ( he says , ) enlightened by
the beams of philosophy , Sabina , the the wife of this emperor , who was herself
...
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Mr . Smelt must be aware that this is a point of no trifling importance , since soi -
disant philosophers , calculators and system - mongers have attempted to
invalidate the chronology of the Holy Scriptures , from the supposed discrepancy
of the ...
Mr . Smelt must be aware that this is a point of no trifling importance , since soi -
disant philosophers , calculators and system - mongers have attempted to
invalidate the chronology of the Holy Scriptures , from the supposed discrepancy
of the ...
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... much in stupendous masses , conveying rather the idea of strength and solidity
, than of elegance and proportion — that the same identical workman might
almost be supposed to have superintended the execution of them in both
countries .
... much in stupendous masses , conveying rather the idea of strength and solidity
, than of elegance and proportion — that the same identical workman might
almost be supposed to have superintended the execution of them in both
countries .
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| Título | The Quarterly Review, Volumen16 |
| Colaboradores | William Gifford, Sir John Taylor Coleridge, John Gibson Lockhart, Whitwell Elwin, William Macpherson, William Smith, Sir John Murray IV, Rowland Edmund Prothero (Baron Ernle), George Walter Prothero |
| Editor | John Murray, 1817 |
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