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Pagina 122
According to Mr. Waddington , the consenting voice of antiquity , the apparent
state of the remains in both countries , and a variety of circumstantial evidence ,
concur in establishing one important fact , that the worship common to Ethiopia
and ...
According to Mr. Waddington , the consenting voice of antiquity , the apparent
state of the remains in both countries , and a variety of circumstantial evidence ,
concur in establishing one important fact , that the worship common to Ethiopia
and ...
Pagina 235
Besides these grottoes , no particular history is assigned to any other of the
remains , though among them there seem to have been many large religious
buildings . We need say nothing of the remains of what was proposed to be
erected ; and ...
Besides these grottoes , no particular history is assigned to any other of the
remains , though among them there seem to have been many large religious
buildings . We need say nothing of the remains of what was proposed to be
erected ; and ...
Pagina 236
The small ruins that remain of a place , " the former splendor of which is so amply
proved by Josephus , are still called ... We know that , about three centuries since
, there were as little remains , or nearly as little , as are to be found at the ...
The small ruins that remain of a place , " the former splendor of which is so amply
proved by Josephus , are still called ... We know that , about three centuries since
, there were as little remains , or nearly as little , as are to be found at the ...
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