 | William Robertson - 1791 - 408 pages
...hardly inferior in magnificence, and deftined for the fame religious purpofes. THESE ftupendous wprks are of fuch high antiquity, that as the natives cannot,...information concerning the time in which they were executed, thef they univerfally afcribe the formation of them to the power of fuperior beings. From the extent... | |
 | 1792 - 822 pages
...religious purpofes. Thefc llupendous works are of fuch high antiquity, that as the natives cannot, cither from hiftory or tradition, give any information concerning...of fuperior beings. From the extent and grandeur of thcfe fubterraneous man/ions, which intelligent travellers compare to the mod celebrated monuments... | |
 | 1792 - 724 pages
...fimiJar ftile, hardly inferior in magnificence, and deftined for the fame religious purpoies. " Thefe ftupendous works are of fuch high antiquity, that...concerning the time in which they were executed, they univerfaUy afcrihe the formation of them to the power of fuperior beings. From the extent and grandeur... | |
 | 1792 - 784 pages
...and deftined for the fame religious purpofes. " Thefe ftupendous works are of fuch high antiq ity, that as the natives cannot either from hiftory or tradition give any information concern: ng the time in which they •w те txe> uted, they univerially alnr t the formation of them... | |
 | William Robertson - 1804 - 422 pages
...they admired. In the ifle of Salfette, ftill nearer to Bombay, are excavations in a fimilar ftile, hardly inferior in magnificence, and deftined for...concerning the time in which they were executed, they uriiverfally afcribe the formation of them to the power of fuperior beings. From the extent and grandeur... | |
 | Enos Bronson - 1810 - 456 pages
...These stupendous •works are of such high antiquity, that as the natives cannot, either from history or tradition, give any information concerning the time in which they were executed, they universally ascribe the formation of them, to the power of supérieur beings. From the extent and grandeur... | |
 | William Robertson - 1812 - 422 pages
...These stupendous works are of such high antiquity, that as the natives cannot, either from history or tradition, give any information concerning the time in which they were executed, they universally ascribe the formation of them to the power of superior beings. From the extent and grandeur... | |
 | 1809 - 672 pages
...purposes. These stupendous works areol such high antiquity, Ihat as the natives cannot, either from history or tradition, give any information concerning the time in which they were executed, thcv universally ascribe the formation of them, "to the power of superior beings! From the extent aod... | |
 | William Robertson - 1817 - 432 pages
...THESE stupendous works are of such high antiquity, that as the natives cannot, either from history or tradition, give any information concerning the time in which they were executed, they universally ascribe the formation of them to the power of superior beings. From the extent and grandeur... | |
 | William Robertson - 1817 - 430 pages
...THESE stupendous works are of such high antiquity, that as the natives cannot, either from history or tradition, give any information concerning the time in which they were executed, they universally ascribe the formation of them to the power of superior beings. From the extent and grandeur... | |
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THESE stupendous works are of such high antiquity, that as the natives cannot, either from history or tradition, give any information concerning the time in which they were executed, they universally ascribe the formation of them to the power of superior... 
