American Quarterly Review, Том 15Robert Walsh Carey, Lea & Carey, 1834 |
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... received a part of its population from Crete ; by this connection these modes of worship were borne into Phry- gia , and the hostile dynasties of Argos and Ilium were taught to bow to the same divinities . The fable that makes Jupiter a ...
... received a part of its population from Crete ; by this connection these modes of worship were borne into Phry- gia , and the hostile dynasties of Argos and Ilium were taught to bow to the same divinities . The fable that makes Jupiter a ...
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... received . They even pointed out the place and fixed the date of their nativity . To some , as in the case of Ju- piter , the country whence their name was imported into Greece was considered as that of their birth and parentage ...
... received . They even pointed out the place and fixed the date of their nativity . To some , as in the case of Ju- piter , the country whence their name was imported into Greece was considered as that of their birth and parentage ...
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... received the first fire . It is well known that we received it at six hundred paces ' distance . He also says , our fears obliged us to retreat in a most dis- orderly manner after the capitulation . How is this consistent with his other ...
... received the first fire . It is well known that we received it at six hundred paces ' distance . He also says , our fears obliged us to retreat in a most dis- orderly manner after the capitulation . How is this consistent with his other ...
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