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... hand , that there were many fea- tures in the mythology of the Gauls which were identical with those most prominent and most refined in the mytholo- gies of Egypt , Greece , and Rome . This great disparity between the ancient Celts and ...
... hand , that there were many fea- tures in the mythology of the Gauls which were identical with those most prominent and most refined in the mytholo- gies of Egypt , Greece , and Rome . This great disparity between the ancient Celts and ...
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... hand and prophet's fire Struck the deep sorrows of his lyre . ' Hark , how each giant oak , and desert cave , Sighs to the torrent's awful voice beneath ! O'er thee , oh king , their hundred arms they wave , Revenge on thee in hoarser ...
... hand and prophet's fire Struck the deep sorrows of his lyre . ' Hark , how each giant oak , and desert cave , Sighs to the torrent's awful voice beneath ! O'er thee , oh king , their hundred arms they wave , Revenge on thee in hoarser ...
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... hands , holding the staff of Isis in one hand and a globe and cross in the other . The cross is found on most of the Egyptian obelisks . Nor was it by any means unknown either in the Greek or Roman mythology . In almost all the old ...
... hands , holding the staff of Isis in one hand and a globe and cross in the other . The cross is found on most of the Egyptian obelisks . Nor was it by any means unknown either in the Greek or Roman mythology . In almost all the old ...
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... hand , the innocent supplied their place . They held that man was the most * precious , and therefore the most grateful victim which they could offer to their gods ; and the more dear and beloved was the person , the more acceptable ...
... hand , the innocent supplied their place . They held that man was the most * precious , and therefore the most grateful victim which they could offer to their gods ; and the more dear and beloved was the person , the more acceptable ...
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... hands and great zeal ; and when the entrails had been properly examined by the Divi- ners , Pliny thinks that the Druids ate part of the human vic- tim ; what remained was consumed by the last fire upon the altar ; intemperance in ...
... hands and great zeal ; and when the entrails had been properly examined by the Divi- ners , Pliny thinks that the Druids ate part of the human vic- tim ; what remained was consumed by the last fire upon the altar ; intemperance in ...
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