The History of Maritime and Inland Discovery, Volum 1Longman, Rees, Orme, Brown & Green, 1833 |
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... perhaps chiefly indebted to the Egyptians and Phoenicians : but the account which Moses gives of the first progenitors of mankind , and of the nations which sprung from them , is unquestionably derived from national traditions . All the ...
... perhaps chiefly indebted to the Egyptians and Phoenicians : but the account which Moses gives of the first progenitors of mankind , and of the nations which sprung from them , is unquestionably derived from national traditions . All the ...
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... perhaps , by the ocean , which was again enclosed by the clouds of hea- ven . Such are the opinions expressed by Job , the sublimest of all poets . " He hath compassed the waters with bounds , until ( in the places where ) the day and ...
... perhaps , by the ocean , which was again enclosed by the clouds of hea- ven . Such are the opinions expressed by Job , the sublimest of all poets . " He hath compassed the waters with bounds , until ( in the places where ) the day and ...
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... perhaps , have prevented their frequent repetition ; but the regular communi- cation with India was certainly maintained through the Arabs , who , when they saw strange nations circumnavigating their peninsula , were not slow to learn ...
... perhaps , have prevented their frequent repetition ; but the regular communi- cation with India was certainly maintained through the Arabs , who , when they saw strange nations circumnavigating their peninsula , were not slow to learn ...
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... perhaps , more frequently for slaves . Thus the prophet Ezekiel mentions the blue and purple from the isles of Elisha ; and at the same time he says , " Javan , Tubal , and Me- shech were thy merchants : they traded the persons of men ...
... perhaps , more frequently for slaves . Thus the prophet Ezekiel mentions the blue and purple from the isles of Elisha ; and at the same time he says , " Javan , Tubal , and Me- shech were thy merchants : they traded the persons of men ...
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... perhaps , the most carefully minute of all poets , and has usually a reason for every thing he says , it is much more likely that there was something in the religious habits and doctrines of those Asiatic tribes which compelled the ...
... perhaps , the most carefully minute of all poets , and has usually a reason for every thing he says , it is much more likely that there was something in the religious habits and doctrines of those Asiatic tribes which compelled the ...
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