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Pagina iii
... objects , 248 et seq.- remarks on the phenomena of language , 249- every language maintains an individual character ... object of execution of crimi- nals , ib . -martial law subordinate to cvil , 158 acording assassins , ib . - not to ...
... objects , 248 et seq.- remarks on the phenomena of language , 249- every language maintains an individual character ... object of execution of crimi- nals , ib . -martial law subordinate to cvil , 158 acording assassins , ib . - not to ...
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... object is in this paper is to show how grossly the Druids have been misrepresented . In doing so , however , we have no intention of representing them as models worthy of imitation . Far be it from us to deny that they had grave faults ...
... object is in this paper is to show how grossly the Druids have been misrepresented . In doing so , however , we have no intention of representing them as models worthy of imitation . Far be it from us to deny that they had grave faults ...
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... object being , no doubt , to remove her sin by depositing them in a sacred place . We read that Saul and his sons were interred " under the oak in Jabesh , " and that Deborah , Rebecca's foster - mother , was buried with pious care " be ...
... object being , no doubt , to remove her sin by depositing them in a sacred place . We read that Saul and his sons were interred " under the oak in Jabesh , " and that Deborah , Rebecca's foster - mother , was buried with pious care " be ...
Pagina 15
... object of Pythagoras . At all events , the best modern authorities acquit the Druids of the odious charge . The learned Dr. Smith is of opinion that they never sacrificed any animals . He says that in the Gaelic language , customs , or ...
... object of Pythagoras . At all events , the best modern authorities acquit the Druids of the odious charge . The learned Dr. Smith is of opinion that they never sacrificed any animals . He says that in the Gaelic language , customs , or ...
Pagina 16
... object in the discussion but to es- tablish the truth - as we want to conceal nothing that has been alleged on any plausible grounds against the Druids — we will give the views of those who have taken the most pains to con- vict them ...
... object in the discussion but to es- tablish the truth - as we want to conceal nothing that has been alleged on any plausible grounds against the Druids — we will give the views of those who have taken the most pains to con- vict them ...
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