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... Sea . According to Pliny ( Hift . Natur . ii . 109. ) , it was subservient to the revenge of Medea , and in either etymology the Eλalov Mnd.as , or M duas ( Procop . de Bell . Gothic . I. iv . c . 11. ) , may fairly fignify this liquid ...
... Sea . According to Pliny ( Hift . Natur . ii . 109. ) , it was subservient to the revenge of Medea , and in either etymology the Eλalov Mnd.as , or M duas ( Procop . de Bell . Gothic . I. iv . c . 11. ) , may fairly fignify this liquid ...
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... Sea " ; and the remnant of their empire transcends the measure of the largest of the Euro- pean kingdoms . 13 The fame princes might affert with dignity and truth , that of all the monarchs of Christendoni 13 Ayos λayos , as it is ...
... Sea " ; and the remnant of their empire transcends the measure of the largest of the Euro- pean kingdoms . 13 The fame princes might affert with dignity and truth , that of all the monarchs of Christendoni 13 Ayos λayos , as it is ...
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... sea and land , from Venice to Conftantinople , the ambassa- dor halted at the golden gate , till he was con- ducted by the formal officers to the hospitable pa- lace prepared for his reception ; but this palace was a prifon , and his ...
... sea and land , from Venice to Conftantinople , the ambassa- dor halted at the golden gate , till he was con- ducted by the formal officers to the hospitable pa- lace prepared for his reception ; but this palace was a prifon , and his ...
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... sea and land , they sustained with patient firmness the fury of the attack , and feldom ad- vanced to the charge till they could discern and opprefs the laffitude of their foes . But if they were repulfed and broken , they knew not how ...
... sea and land , they sustained with patient firmness the fury of the attack , and feldom ad- vanced to the charge till they could discern and opprefs the laffitude of their foes . But if they were repulfed and broken , they knew not how ...
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... Sea . 4 Paul . Diacon . de Geftis Langobard . 1. v . c . 29. p . 881 , 882 . The apparent difference between the Lombard historian and the above mentioned Greeks , is easily reconciled by Camillo Pellegri- no ( de Ducatû Beneventano ...
... Sea . 4 Paul . Diacon . de Geftis Langobard . 1. v . c . 29. p . 881 , 882 . The apparent difference between the Lombard historian and the above mentioned Greeks , is easily reconciled by Camillo Pellegri- no ( de Ducatû Beneventano ...
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