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... says , cervices ipfi perpetuis icibus contundebant , tefticulofque pedibus conculcabant ( p . 208. ) . 100 See under the reigns of Motaffem , Motawakkel , Mostanser , Mostain , Motaz , Mohtadi , and Motamed , in the Bibliotheque of d ...
... says , cervices ipfi perpetuis icibus contundebant , tefticulofque pedibus conculcabant ( p . 208. ) . 100 See under the reigns of Motaffem , Motawakkel , Mostanser , Mostain , Motaz , Mohtadi , and Motamed , in the Bibliotheque of d ...
Side 117
... ( says Benjamin of Tudela ) regum filiis videntur perfimiles . I prefer the Latin verfion of Conftantine l'Empereur p . 46. ) , to the French of Baratier ( tom . i . p . 49. ) . 37 See the account of her journey , munificence , and ...
... ( says Benjamin of Tudela ) regum filiis videntur perfimiles . I prefer the Latin verfion of Conftantine l'Empereur p . 46. ) , to the French of Baratier ( tom . i . p . 49. ) . 37 See the account of her journey , munificence , and ...
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... ( says Antony in a private letter to Augustus ) an quod reginam ineo ? Uxor mea est ( Sueton . in Auguft . c . 69. ) Yet I much queftion ( for I cannot stay to enquire ) , whether the trium- vir ever dared to celebrate his marriage either ...
... ( says Antony in a private letter to Augustus ) an quod reginam ineo ? Uxor mea est ( Sueton . in Auguft . c . 69. ) Yet I much queftion ( for I cannot stay to enquire ) , whether the trium- vir ever dared to celebrate his marriage either ...
Side 311
... ( says Cin- namus , l . iii . c . i . p . 51. ) are ignorant of the use of trumpets . Moft ignorant himself ! I A have CHAP . have promised to display the banner of the OF THE ROMAN EMPIRE . 311 1122-1152 His Conquefts in Africa -
... ( says Cin- namus , l . iii . c . i . p . 51. ) are ignorant of the use of trumpets . Moft ignorant himself ! I A have CHAP . have promised to display the banner of the OF THE ROMAN EMPIRE . 311 1122-1152 His Conquefts in Africa -
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... say with Guibert ( p . 475. ) , verbis veftita meis , a privilege of moft indefinite latitude . 58 Our best fund for the history of Jerusalem from Heraclius to the crufades , is contained in two large and original paffages of Wil- liam ...
... say with Guibert ( p . 475. ) , verbis veftita meis , a privilege of moft indefinite latitude . 58 Our best fund for the history of Jerusalem from Heraclius to the crufades , is contained in two large and original paffages of Wil- liam ...
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