Southern Quarterly Review, Volume 2Daniel Kimball Whitaker, Milton Clapp, William Gilmore Simms, James Henley Thornwell Wiley & Putnam, 1967 |
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... origin . It is a little singular that the worthy knight , in the translation which he gives of the passage of Herodotus above alluded to , omits the description of the person of the Colchians , while the context is literally extracted ...
... origin . It is a little singular that the worthy knight , in the translation which he gives of the passage of Herodotus above alluded to , omits the description of the person of the Colchians , while the context is literally extracted ...
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... origin , and was preserved in Athens , in consequence of that city's being the most Pelasgic of the cities of Greece . It is in vain , however , to attempt to trace the origin of Greek literature . The earliest writings that have come ...
... origin , and was preserved in Athens , in consequence of that city's being the most Pelasgic of the cities of Greece . It is in vain , however , to attempt to trace the origin of Greek literature . The earliest writings that have come ...
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... origin fable attempts to explain , but only the more completely confuses it . Certain it is , that even before the legendary colonization of Romulus , Celtic , Etrus- can , Pelasgic , Egyptian and Grecian elements , whether some of ...
... origin fable attempts to explain , but only the more completely confuses it . Certain it is , that even before the legendary colonization of Romulus , Celtic , Etrus- can , Pelasgic , Egyptian and Grecian elements , whether some of ...
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