The Southern Review, Том 5A. E. Miller., 1830 |
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... ancient promoters and patrons of eloquence , as of every thing intellectual , were the people . They were the arbiters of every species of glory - they were looked up to by poets and artists , as well as orators , for their elevation ...
... ancient promoters and patrons of eloquence , as of every thing intellectual , were the people . They were the arbiters of every species of glory - they were looked up to by poets and artists , as well as orators , for their elevation ...
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... ancient Arabic characters called Koofic , from the town Koofa , where they were invented , we easily per- ceive that Ben Molahh has done nothing but render the ancient characters more disengaged and more oblique , so that he rather ...
... ancient Arabic characters called Koofic , from the town Koofa , where they were invented , we easily per- ceive that Ben Molahh has done nothing but render the ancient characters more disengaged and more oblique , so that he rather ...
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... ancient Greek inscriptions . The Phoenician characters were in the different countries where they were in use differently modelled in their outlines . The Palmyræan char- acters approach more to the Hebrew ; the Carthaginian , or Punic ...
... ancient Greek inscriptions . The Phoenician characters were in the different countries where they were in use differently modelled in their outlines . The Palmyræan char- acters approach more to the Hebrew ; the Carthaginian , or Punic ...
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