The European Magazine, and London Review, Հատոր 43Philological Society of London, 1803 |
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... called from the colonies which the Kings of Perfia eltablished there , is but little cultivated . Probably the inundations of the Hermus , which dif gufted the natives of antiquity with it , have likewife deterred the modern ones . We ...
... called from the colonies which the Kings of Perfia eltablished there , is but little cultivated . Probably the inundations of the Hermus , which dif gufted the natives of antiquity with it , have likewife deterred the modern ones . We ...
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... called Amesbury , which has occafioned nearly as much controverfy concerning its origin as its neighbour ; from the opinions of different writers , our Author thinks " it is fufficient to obferve , that from every inference that can be ...
... called Amesbury , which has occafioned nearly as much controverfy concerning its origin as its neighbour ; from the opinions of different writers , our Author thinks " it is fufficient to obferve , that from every inference that can be ...
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... called Scandinavia , more par- ticularly of Denmark , old England had the most melancholy proofs , as the early periods of her history record ; fuffice it then to notice , that the Danish Chronicle declares the country called Groneland ...
... called Scandinavia , more par- ticularly of Denmark , old England had the most melancholy proofs , as the early periods of her history record ; fuffice it then to notice , that the Danish Chronicle declares the country called Groneland ...
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