The Family Magazine, Or, General Abstract of Useful Knowledge, Volume 2Redfield & Lindsay, 1843 |
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... Temple of Sekket Animals in South Africa Animals of the Cat Kind Anecdote Appearance of the city of Moscow Ariadne ... Temples 383 Letter to a Law Student 339 Liberty of the Press in China 160 Louis Philip , king of the French 158 Lydia ...
... Temple of Sekket Animals in South Africa Animals of the Cat Kind Anecdote Appearance of the city of Moscow Ariadne ... Temples 383 Letter to a Law Student 339 Liberty of the Press in China 160 Louis Philip , king of the French 158 Lydia ...
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... Temple of Sekket 403 Gymnasticks Ant - Eater or Ant - Bear Arnee or Wild Buffalo 101 Arrows , near Boroughbridge York- shire 117 Hercules Ass 172 Atmospherical Phenomena of the Mock Suns 330 Horse Bat 132 Halifax Gibbet and Gibbet Law ...
... Temple of Sekket 403 Gymnasticks Ant - Eater or Ant - Bear Arnee or Wild Buffalo 101 Arrows , near Boroughbridge York- shire 117 Hercules Ass 172 Atmospherical Phenomena of the Mock Suns 330 Horse Bat 132 Halifax Gibbet and Gibbet Law ...
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... temple of Apollo at Rome in his time . There is now extant a very large number of short Greek pieces in verse , commonly called epigrams , though not in our sense of the word . Several of these epigrams refer to some figure or figures ...
... temple of Apollo at Rome in his time . There is now extant a very large number of short Greek pieces in verse , commonly called epigrams , though not in our sense of the word . Several of these epigrams refer to some figure or figures ...
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... temple of Belus in that quarter , by the same monarch , who had given a rival to its ancient palace , would in some measure act as a counterpoise . But when Cyrus , for his own immediate object , so effectually stopped the course of the ...
... temple of Belus in that quarter , by the same monarch , who had given a rival to its ancient palace , would in some measure act as a counterpoise . But when Cyrus , for his own immediate object , so effectually stopped the course of the ...
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... temples ; and Hesiod afterwards assigned to them the names men- tioned above . " Some affirm that they were virgins , and others deny it , who reckon up their children . Let no person , however , despise the Muses , unless he design to ...
... temples ; and Hesiod afterwards assigned to them the names men- tioned above . " Some affirm that they were virgins , and others deny it , who reckon up their children . Let no person , however , despise the Muses , unless he design to ...
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