The Miscellaneous Works ...Thomas Nelson, 1847 - 458 pagina's |
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Pagina 24
... Manetho , Berosus , and Ocellus Luca- nus , have all attempted it in vain . The latter has these words , Anarchon ara kai atelutaion to pan , which imply that all things have neither beginning nor end . Manetho also , who lived about ...
... Manetho , Berosus , and Ocellus Luca- nus , have all attempted it in vain . The latter has these words , Anarchon ara kai atelutaion to pan , which imply that all things have neither beginning nor end . Manetho also , who lived about ...
Pagina 49
... Manetho , Berosus , and Ocellus Lucanus , have all attempted it in vain . The latter has these words , Anarchon ara kai atelu- taion to pan , which implies " - " I ask pardon , Sir , " cried I , " for interrupting so much learning ; but ...
... Manetho , Berosus , and Ocellus Lucanus , have all attempted it in vain . The latter has these words , Anarchon ara kai atelu- taion to pan , which implies " - " I ask pardon , Sir , " cried I , " for interrupting so much learning ; but ...
Pagina 409
... Manetho , and Berosus - The whole way from Islington- turnpike to Dog - house bar - Dam - As for Abel Drugger , Sir , he's damn'd low in it ; my prentice boy has more of the gentleman than he-- For murder will out one time or another ...
... Manetho , and Berosus - The whole way from Islington- turnpike to Dog - house bar - Dam - As for Abel Drugger , Sir , he's damn'd low in it ; my prentice boy has more of the gentleman than he-- For murder will out one time or another ...
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