Encyclop¿dia Britannica: Or, A Dictionary of Arts, Sciences, and Miscellaneous Literature, 7. köide,2. osaColin Macfarquhar, George Gleig A. Bell and C. Macfarquhar, 1797 |
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Page 533
... inhabitants were called Galli , Celte , Celtiberi , and Celtofcythe . Ancient Gaul was di- vided into four different parts by the Romans , call- ed Gallia Belgica , Narbonenfis , Aquitania , and Celtica . Gallia Belgica was the largest ...
... inhabitants were called Galli , Celte , Celtiberi , and Celtofcythe . Ancient Gaul was di- vided into four different parts by the Romans , call- ed Gallia Belgica , Narbonenfis , Aquitania , and Celtica . Gallia Belgica was the largest ...
Page 641
... inhabitants of certain places of the earth ; the reafon of which will be easily understood from the following confiderations . 1. Since the fun in his apparent annual revolution never removes farther from the equator than 23 de- grees ...
... inhabitants of certain places of the earth ; the reafon of which will be easily understood from the following confiderations . 1. Since the fun in his apparent annual revolution never removes farther from the equator than 23 de- grees ...
Page 756
... inhabitants did not exceed 1500 . But though the establishment of the univerfity greatly increased the number of inhabitants , it in fact deftroyed the freedom of the town . Bifhop Turnbull feems to Which de- itroys the have made a ...
... inhabitants did not exceed 1500 . But though the establishment of the univerfity greatly increased the number of inhabitants , it in fact deftroyed the freedom of the town . Bifhop Turnbull feems to Which de- itroys the have made a ...
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