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Pagina 5
... writing ; since it generally occurs to most men , that in their dependence on writing they relax their diligence in learning thoroughly , and their employment of the memory . " + The author now proceeds to inform us that they were ...
... writing ; since it generally occurs to most men , that in their dependence on writing they relax their diligence in learning thoroughly , and their employment of the memory . " + The author now proceeds to inform us that they were ...
Pagina 6
... writers who would fain trace every good quality as well as every valuable idea we possess to a Gothic source . It is these who would represent the Druids as savages , and all who would attempt to vindi- cate them as credulous and silly ...
... writers who would fain trace every good quality as well as every valuable idea we possess to a Gothic source . It is these who would represent the Druids as savages , and all who would attempt to vindi- cate them as credulous and silly ...
Pagina 7
... writers alluded to . After speaking in general terms of the Celts and their influence on the countries of which they took possession , Marcellinus proceeds to inform us that , ' through- out these provinces , the people gradually ...
... writers alluded to . After speaking in general terms of the Celts and their influence on the countries of which they took possession , Marcellinus proceeds to inform us that , ' through- out these provinces , the people gradually ...
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... writing had no ambition to erect fine edifices ; especially when it is borne in mind that the groves were their ... writer , " a very striking resem- blance between the ancient places of devotion in Greece and the Druidical temple of the ...
... writing had no ambition to erect fine edifices ; especially when it is borne in mind that the groves were their ... writer , " a very striking resem- blance between the ancient places of devotion in Greece and the Druidical temple of the ...
Pagina 14
... writers who have made the same charge , have not done justice to the Druids in this respect . Eminent in- vestigators , belonging to different nations , utterly deny the accusation , and maintain that it was first made in order to ...
... writers who have made the same charge , have not done justice to the Druids in this respect . Eminent in- vestigators , belonging to different nations , utterly deny the accusation , and maintain that it was first made in order to ...
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