The National Quarterly Review, Volume 11Pudney & Russell, 1865 |
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Pagina ii
... learned men of the age , 8- influence of Bards during civil war , ib.- deserve both honor and credit , 9 - cruelty of Edward I. , ib . - Druids repair to the moun- tains of Wales , Scotland , and Ireland , 10- fine specimens of ...
... learned men of the age , 8- influence of Bards during civil war , ib.- deserve both honor and credit , 9 - cruelty of Edward I. , ib . - Druids repair to the moun- tains of Wales , Scotland , and Ireland , 10- fine specimens of ...
Pagina 2
... learned . This affords the unscrupulous half- learned an opportunity of blackening their character more and more from one lustrum to another , so as to pan- der to the prejudices of those who regard the Druids as belonging to a ...
... learned . This affords the unscrupulous half- learned an opportunity of blackening their character more and more from one lustrum to another , so as to pan- der to the prejudices of those who regard the Druids as belonging to a ...
Pagina 3
... " The Milesian fables of the Irish , " continues the same writer , " have long convinced the world more pow- * Vol . iv . , p . 386 . erfully and completely than the most learned and positive authorities 1865. ] 3 THE CELTIC DRUIDS .
... " The Milesian fables of the Irish , " continues the same writer , " have long convinced the world more pow- * Vol . iv . , p . 386 . erfully and completely than the most learned and positive authorities 1865. ] 3 THE CELTIC DRUIDS .
Pagina 4
... learned Germans ; nay , so ought Cæsar , Pliny , Ammianus Marcellinus , Diodorus Siculus , Strabo , and Lucans , since all bear testimony to the superior learning and wisdom of the Druids . Among the ancients the most reliable writer on ...
... learned Germans ; nay , so ought Cæsar , Pliny , Ammianus Marcellinus , Diodorus Siculus , Strabo , and Lucans , since all bear testimony to the superior learning and wisdom of the Druids . Among the ancients the most reliable writer on ...
Pagina 7
... learned in any age or country . It is not strange that those who ridicule the Druids also ridicule the Bards , and represent them either as myths or as ignorant ballad- mongers , like those who sing in the streets for the entertain ...
... learned in any age or country . It is not strange that those who ridicule the Druids also ridicule the Bards , and represent them either as myths or as ignorant ballad- mongers , like those who sing in the streets for the entertain ...
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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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