The Encyclopaedia Britannica, Or, A Dictionary of Arts, Sciences, and Miscellaneous LiteratureA. Constable, 1823 |
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... themselves pure , chafte , and unpolluted , during nine days ; after which they came and offered facrifices and prayers , wearing garlands of flowers , call- ed ισμερα οι μηρα , and having under their feet Διος xador , Jupiter's fkin ...
... themselves pure , chafte , and unpolluted , during nine days ; after which they came and offered facrifices and prayers , wearing garlands of flowers , call- ed ισμερα οι μηρα , and having under their feet Διος xador , Jupiter's fkin ...
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... themselves with infufing , by means of a fyringe , through the fundament , a certain liquor ex- tracted from the cedar ; and , leaving it there , wrap- ped up the body in falt of nitre : the oil thus preyed upon the inteftines , fo that ...
... themselves with infufing , by means of a fyringe , through the fundament , a certain liquor ex- tracted from the cedar ; and , leaving it there , wrap- ped up the body in falt of nitre : the oil thus preyed upon the inteftines , fo that ...
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... themselves ; nay , all the fenfe and fignification which they have , together with the figure . But there is a yet further difference between emblem and devife : for a devife is a fymbol appropriated to fome perfon , or that expreffes ...
... themselves ; nay , all the fenfe and fignification which they have , together with the figure . But there is a yet further difference between emblem and devife : for a devife is a fymbol appropriated to fome perfon , or that expreffes ...
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... themselves even on the bark and roots of trees ; and Dio Caffius tells us , that they had ready , on all occa- fions , a certain kind of food , of which , if they took but the quantity of a bean , they were not troubled with hunger or ...
... themselves even on the bark and roots of trees ; and Dio Caffius tells us , that they had ready , on all occa- fions , a certain kind of food , of which , if they took but the quantity of a bean , they were not troubled with hunger or ...
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... themselves annoyed not only by the Scots and Picts , but also by the depredations of the Saxons , who began to commit ravages on the fea - coafts . By the care , however , of Stilicho , prime minifter to Honorius , matters were once ...
... themselves annoyed not only by the Scots and Picts , but also by the depredations of the Saxons , who began to commit ravages on the fea - coafts . By the care , however , of Stilicho , prime minifter to Honorius , matters were once ...
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