The European Magazine, and London Review, Volum 7Philological Society of London, 1785 |
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... called , The Temple of the Ox . The Cimbri too , who , like the Japonefe , were originally from Scythia , had , like them , an Ox of bronze , to which they gave no name . They called him to wit- nefs their oaths , in the fame manner as ...
... called , The Temple of the Ox . The Cimbri too , who , like the Japonefe , were originally from Scythia , had , like them , an Ox of bronze , to which they gave no name . They called him to wit- nefs their oaths , in the fame manner as ...
Side 364
... called the attention of the House to a circumftance , which , he said , was one among many disagreeable confequences of the late delay of public business . It had been intended previous to the recess to renew the Act paft in the laft ...
... called the attention of the House to a circumftance , which , he said , was one among many disagreeable confequences of the late delay of public business . It had been intended previous to the recess to renew the Act paft in the laft ...
Side 455
... called the Crested Cockatoo , is a as fome of the other fpecies . The late Lord. Mr. Dempfter and Mr. Smith ( Member ... called Ma- caos , and contain the following . 1. The Pfittacus , with a cuneiform tail , and with naked rugofe ...
... called the Crested Cockatoo , is a as fome of the other fpecies . The late Lord. Mr. Dempfter and Mr. Smith ( Member ... called Ma- caos , and contain the following . 1. The Pfittacus , with a cuneiform tail , and with naked rugofe ...
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