The Edinburgh Review: Or Critical Journal, Volumen 137A. Constable, 1873 |
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... seem to indicate that the line of the third wall ran somewhere between the Kalat al Jalud , and the Bab an Nazir . It must not be confounded with the wall built by Simon and Jonathan , § during the high priesthood * Bell . V. iv . 3 ...
... seem to indicate that the line of the third wall ran somewhere between the Kalat al Jalud , and the Bab an Nazir . It must not be confounded with the wall built by Simon and Jonathan , § during the high priesthood * Bell . V. iv . 3 ...
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... seems , therefore , no room to doubt that we have recovered the actual modulus or unit of intercolumniation , seven of which units give the original width of the Royal Cloister of Solomon . We have not space , while attempting to ...
... seems , therefore , no room to doubt that we have recovered the actual modulus or unit of intercolumniation , seven of which units give the original width of the Royal Cloister of Solomon . We have not space , while attempting to ...
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... seems to me to be a still more important object to awaken this honourable am- bition in the breast of the peasant , and I do not see how this can be effected by any other means . So long as labour means nothing more than digging cane ...
... seems to me to be a still more important object to awaken this honourable am- bition in the breast of the peasant , and I do not see how this can be effected by any other means . So long as labour means nothing more than digging cane ...
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... seem to be the result of accident bordering on the miraculous ; but their genuineness 6 Strabo's story that Aristotle's works remained rotting in a cellar at Scepsis for 200 years after his death , until rescued by Apellicon of Teos ...
... seem to be the result of accident bordering on the miraculous ; but their genuineness 6 Strabo's story that Aristotle's works remained rotting in a cellar at Scepsis for 200 years after his death , until rescued by Apellicon of Teos ...
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... seems tolerably certain that the original Roman letters continued in use until the fifth century , when they were vitiated by the Goths ; at any rate , the inscriptions at Pompeii disprove the employment of cursive handwriting at that ...
... seems tolerably certain that the original Roman letters continued in use until the fifth century , when they were vitiated by the Goths ; at any rate , the inscriptions at Pompeii disprove the employment of cursive handwriting at that ...
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