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Yet he admits not only that they possessed learning and scientific attainments of a high order , but that the Celtic people knew how to appreciate those advantages . “ The Druids do not go to war , ” he says , tribute the same as the ...
Yet he admits not only that they possessed learning and scientific attainments of a high order , but that the Celtic people knew how to appreciate those advantages . “ The Druids do not go to war , ” he says , tribute the same as the ...
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The testimony of one entertaining such an opinion would not be received in a court of justice against priests ; even a juryman must be without prejudice in order to agree to a fair verdict ; if he admits that he is prejudiced ...
The testimony of one entertaining such an opinion would not be received in a court of justice against priests ; even a juryman must be without prejudice in order to agree to a fair verdict ; if he admits that he is prejudiced ...
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But if we assume the worst , and admit that there was a time when the Druids really did sacrifice human victims , is it anything worse for them to have done so than for the Jews , the Greeks , the Romans , the Carthaginians , and the ...
But if we assume the worst , and admit that there was a time when the Druids really did sacrifice human victims , is it anything worse for them to have done so than for the Jews , the Greeks , the Romans , the Carthaginians , and the ...
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Even Cæsar admits that they gavu instructions in the most sublime of the sciences . Writers of eminence , who have no pretensions to Celtic descent , are of opinion that they must have been acquainted with the telescope , if not with ...
Even Cæsar admits that they gavu instructions in the most sublime of the sciences . Writers of eminence , who have no pretensions to Celtic descent , are of opinion that they must have been acquainted with the telescope , if not with ...
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We cheerfully admit that in general he is excellent authority ; there is no ancient work in which we have more faith in the main than we have in his Commentaries . Its tone throughout is candid and fair ; more so than that of any ...
We cheerfully admit that in general he is excellent authority ; there is no ancient work in which we have more faith in the main than we have in his Commentaries . Its tone throughout is candid and fair ; more so than that of any ...
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The National Quarterly Review, Volume 4 Edward Isidore Sears,David Allyn Gorton,Charles H. Woodman Volledige weergave - 1862 |
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