Encyclopædia Britannica: Or, A Dictionary of Arts, Sciences, and Miscellaneous Literature, 第 13 卷,第 2 篇Colin Macfarquhar, George Gleig A. Bell and C. Macfarquhar, 1797 |
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... known fuperftitions of that country . Salmafius , how ever , attempts to prove , from the import of the name , that the Ofiris of Egypt must have been the Bacchus of Greece . En , or ip , he fays , fignifies a fon in the Egyptian ...
... known fuperftitions of that country . Salmafius , how ever , attempts to prove , from the import of the name , that the Ofiris of Egypt must have been the Bacchus of Greece . En , or ip , he fays , fignifies a fon in the Egyptian ...
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... known to Captain Cook , on his firft voyage , by the name of Tootahah's morai , then the regent ; but when , on his fecond voy- age , after the death of that chief , he called it by that name , Maratata , a chief that accompanied the ...
... known to Captain Cook , on his firft voyage , by the name of Tootahah's morai , then the regent ; but when , on his fecond voy- age , after the death of that chief , he called it by that name , Maratata , a chief that accompanied the ...
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... known , and when known muft have been univerfally admitted . The principles of the coftume are well expreffed and illuftrated by Horace in the first lines of his Art of Poetry ; and Vitruvius , lib . vii . chap . 5. fays , that no ...
... known , and when known muft have been univerfally admitted . The principles of the coftume are well expreffed and illuftrated by Horace in the first lines of his Art of Poetry ; and Vitruvius , lib . vii . chap . 5. fays , that no ...
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