The Cambrian JournalJ. R. Smith, 1855 |
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Page ii
... of brighter days for Cymric literature . In the face of the growing appreciation , which foreign- ers feel and display , of the intrinsic value of that language , in which the Druids of old addressed the ii PREFACE .
... of brighter days for Cymric literature . In the face of the growing appreciation , which foreign- ers feel and display , of the intrinsic value of that language , in which the Druids of old addressed the ii PREFACE .
Page iii
language , in which the Druids of old addressed the ONE GOD within the awful inclosure of Avebury , —that language which inspirited our forefathers to withstand the invasion of the great Latin captain , and the power of which snapped ...
language , in which the Druids of old addressed the ONE GOD within the awful inclosure of Avebury , —that language which inspirited our forefathers to withstand the invasion of the great Latin captain , and the power of which snapped ...
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... language , from which many of the letters are un- questionable plagiarisms , —A B D F H I R ( reversed ) u ( v upside down ) z . But the MS . directly states that Nem- ninus " subito ex machinatione mentis suæ formavit eas ut ...
... language , from which many of the letters are un- questionable plagiarisms , —A B D F H I R ( reversed ) u ( v upside down ) z . But the MS . directly states that Nem- ninus " subito ex machinatione mentis suæ formavit eas ut ...
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... language of the Triads , whilst , at the same time , there seems an utter forgetfulness of the fact that two or more names of a similar form or meaning , but belonging to diffe- rent persons , occur in the same lineage . VOL . II . C ...
... language of the Triads , whilst , at the same time , there seems an utter forgetfulness of the fact that two or more names of a similar form or meaning , but belonging to diffe- rent persons , occur in the same lineage . VOL . II . C ...
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... language . We might naturally expect that the art of making bread would not remain long undiscovered by a people that devoted so great and early attention to the improve- ment of agriculture . It is , therefore , interesting to find an ...
... language . We might naturally expect that the art of making bread would not remain long undiscovered by a people that devoted so great and early attention to the improve- ment of agriculture . It is , therefore , interesting to find an ...
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