Encyclopædia 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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... themselves in the skins of beatts , and in that attire ac- to have fubdued 300 different nations ; and to have de- company the proceffions in honour of their deities or feated , in several battles , three millions of men , of heroes ...
... themselves in the skins of beatts , and in that attire ac- to have fubdued 300 different nations ; and to have de- company the proceffions in honour of their deities or feated , in several battles , three millions of men , of heroes ...
Page 621
... themselves of the fame opinion ; and maintained , that the affent of the councils had been obtained only through fear of the reprefentants who were under arms , and whom none at that time durft oppofe . The reprefentants , exafperated ...
... themselves of the fame opinion ; and maintained , that the affent of the councils had been obtained only through fear of the reprefentants who were under arms , and whom none at that time durft oppofe . The reprefentants , exafperated ...
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... themselves : and among the latter we have inftances of this horrid parricide being practifed even in the beginning of the 14th century . All that need be added is , that , if thofe perfons , thus fuppofed to have lived long enough ...
... themselves : and among the latter we have inftances of this horrid parricide being practifed even in the beginning of the 14th century . All that need be added is , that , if thofe perfons , thus fuppofed to have lived long enough ...
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