The Works of Sir William Jones, Volume 2Garland Pub., 1984 - 188 pages |
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... subjects , and often on the triumphs of Arabian gallantry and the praises of Grecian wine , which the merchants of Syria brought for fale into the deferts . From the want of materials on the subject of Arabian antiquity , we find it ...
... subjects , and often on the triumphs of Arabian gallantry and the praises of Grecian wine , which the merchants of Syria brought for fale into the deferts . From the want of materials on the subject of Arabian antiquity , we find it ...
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... subject before us , is nearly connected with that of the Brábmens : he main- tains , that the Chinese were emigrants from Egypt ; and the Egyptians , or Ethiopians , ( for they were clearly the fame people ) had in- dubitably a common ...
... subject before us , is nearly connected with that of the Brábmens : he main- tains , that the Chinese were emigrants from Egypt ; and the Egyptians , or Ethiopians , ( for they were clearly the fame people ) had in- dubitably a common ...
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