The Works of Sir William Jones, Volume 2Garland Pub., 1984 - 188 pages |
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... origin it has , indeed , been afferted by travellers , that a race of wanderers in Diyárbecr yet speak the Chaldaick of our scripture ; and the rambling Turcmáns have retained , I imagine , fome traces of their Tartarian idioms ; but ...
... origin it has , indeed , been afferted by travellers , that a race of wanderers in Diyárbecr yet speak the Chaldaick of our scripture ; and the rambling Turcmáns have retained , I imagine , fome traces of their Tartarian idioms ; but ...
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... origin , and confequently true in every substantial part of it , though poffibly expressed in figurative language ; as many learned and pious men have believed , and as the most pious may believe without injury , and perhaps with ...
... origin , and confequently true in every substantial part of it , though poffibly expressed in figurative language ; as many learned and pious men have believed , and as the most pious may believe without injury , and perhaps with ...
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... Origin , Tra- ditions & Language , of the Ancient Britons ; with some Introductory Sketches on Primitive Society . London , J. Booth , 1804 . 9. Dupuis , Charles . The Origin of all Religious Worship . Translated from the French . New ...
... Origin , Tra- ditions & Language , of the Ancient Britons ; with some Introductory Sketches on Primitive Society . London , J. Booth , 1804 . 9. Dupuis , Charles . The Origin of all Religious Worship . Translated from the French . New ...
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