 | Tobias Smollett - 1776 - 526 páginas
...under the ianftion of which panics we (helter ourfelves, whenever we are ignorant and bewildered. But they were the operations of a very remote age; probably before the time, when the Druids, or Celts, were firft known. 1 queftion, whether there be in the world a monument, which is much prior... | |
 | Jacob Bryant - 1793 - 512 páginas
...under the fandlion of which names we flielter ourfelves, whenever we are ignorant, and bewildered. But they were the operations of a very remote age; probably...before the time, when the Druids, or Celtse, were firft known. I queftion, whether there be in the world a monument, which is much prior to the celebrated... | |
 | Henry DIMOCK - 1806 - 284 páginas
...they were the operations of a very remote age, probably heroic the time when the druids and Celtic were first known. I question- whether there be in...world a monument which is much prior to the celebrated Stottehfnge. There is reason to think that it was erected by a foreign colony, 'one of the first which... | |
 | Jacob Bryant - 1807 - 448 páginas
...under the sanction of which names we shelter ourselves, whenever we are ignorant, and bewildered. But they were the operations of a very remote age; probably before the time, when the Druids, or Celtae, were first known. I question, whether there be in the world a monument, which is much prior... | |
 | Jacob Bryant - 1807 - 454 páginas
...under the sanction of which names we shelter ourselves, whenever we are ignorant, and t>ewildered. But they were the operations of a very remote age; probably before the time, when the Druids, or Celta?, were first known. I question, whether there be in the world a monument, which is much prior... | |
 | Thomas Maurice - 1812 - 404 páginas
...under the sanction of which names we shelter ourselves, whenever we are ignorant and bewildered. But they were the operations of a very remote age; probably before the time when the Druids, orCeltae, were first known. I question, whether there be in the world a monument, whichis much priorto... | |
 | W. Plees - 1817 - 410 páginas
...Antiquities, quotes the late very learned Jacob Bryant ; who thinks the Rocking or Logan stones to have been operations of a very remote age ; probably before the time when the Druids, or Celtae, were first known. "• * NOTE (M). Page 51. f. • ': .,-•!• ' 1 1) A . D. 577, Pnetextatns,... | |
 | W. Plees - 1824 - 424 páginas
...Antiquities, quotes the late *ery learned Jacob Bryant ; who thinks the Rocking or Logan stones to have been operations of a very remote age ; probably before the time when the Druids, or Critic, were first known. 58 stones placed upright, or edgewise, and sometimes surrounded with more,... | |
 | Robert Thomas Hampson - 1841 - 512 páginas
...Ireland, is denominated Carig Croith,ov the solar rock.f " I question," says the learned Bryant, " whether there be in the world a monument which is much prior to the celebrated Stonehenge. There is reason to think that it was erected by a foreign colony — one of the first which came into... | |
 | Robert Thomas Hampson - 1841 - 954 páginas
...Ireland, is denominated Carig Croith, or the solar rock. t " I question," says the learned Bryant, " whether there be in the world a monument which is much prior to the celebrated Stonehenge. There is reason to think that it was erected by a foreign colony — one of the first which came into... | |
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Druids, under the sanction of which names we shelter ourselves whenever we are ignorant and bewildered. But they were the operations of a very remote age ; probably before the time when the Druids, or Celtse, were first known. 
