The European Magazine, and London Review, Volum 8Philological Society of London, 1785 |
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... called Tyragetæ , as the an- cient inhabitants of Germany and Scandinavia were called , Teutons . The name of the Turks has a fimilar origin , being derived from Tyre , which fignifies the tons of lyr , Tyr , or Tur , as they pronounced ...
... called Tyragetæ , as the an- cient inhabitants of Germany and Scandinavia were called , Teutons . The name of the Turks has a fimilar origin , being derived from Tyre , which fignifies the tons of lyr , Tyr , or Tur , as they pronounced ...
Side 205
... called them by the fame names that the ancient inhabitants of Britain , Gaul , Ger . many , Scandinavia , and Greece ... called the Cottian Alps . " In the time of Auguftus , a King of that part of the Alps was called Cottius , which is ...
... called them by the fame names that the ancient inhabitants of Britain , Gaul , Ger . many , Scandinavia , and Greece ... called the Cottian Alps . " In the time of Auguftus , a King of that part of the Alps was called Cottius , which is ...
Side 288
... called Græcus , ( Eufeb . Chronic . lib . poft . ) who , according to fome accounts , was faid to be the father , according to others the fon , of a King of the Pelafgi in Theffaly : this King could never have given his name to the Alps ...
... called Græcus , ( Eufeb . Chronic . lib . poft . ) who , according to fome accounts , was faid to be the father , according to others the fon , of a King of the Pelafgi in Theffaly : this King could never have given his name to the Alps ...
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