The Monthly Visitor, and Entertaining Pocket Companion, Volume 8H.D. Symonds, 1799 |
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... Egyptian court , where King Ptolemy then fat fupreme prefident of arts and wit . Patronifed by this inonarch , the poet has hand- fomely panegyrifed him , in which , among other things , he extols his generous encouragement both of ...
... Egyptian court , where King Ptolemy then fat fupreme prefident of arts and wit . Patronifed by this inonarch , the poet has hand- fomely panegyrifed him , in which , among other things , he extols his generous encouragement both of ...
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... prosperity , Will greatly heighten every joy , Of him who styles himself your brother and your friend . Hackney , March 18th , 1799 . J. F. Literary Literary Review . Travels in Upper and Lower Egypt , -192 THE MONTHLY VISITOR .
... prosperity , Will greatly heighten every joy , Of him who styles himself your brother and your friend . Hackney , March 18th , 1799 . J. F. Literary Literary Review . Travels in Upper and Lower Egypt , -192 THE MONTHLY VISITOR .
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... EGYPT has been a country distinguished for its celebrity ; and the recent Ex- pedition of Buonaparte has awakened our curiofity afresh refpecting it . We long to become acquainted with a region of the earth where the greateft of French ...
... EGYPT has been a country distinguished for its celebrity ; and the recent Ex- pedition of Buonaparte has awakened our curiofity afresh refpecting it . We long to become acquainted with a region of the earth where the greateft of French ...
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... Egypt , where they live in a state of abjection ftill greater than elsewhere , fuch as we know them to be , avari- cious , dexterous , infinuating , and low cheaters . Their depre- dations are not like thofe of the Bedouins and the ...
... Egypt , where they live in a state of abjection ftill greater than elsewhere , fuch as we know them to be , avari- cious , dexterous , infinuating , and low cheaters . Their depre- dations are not like thofe of the Bedouins and the ...
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... Egypt undoubtedly are the temples which contain them : there he is the goddefs , or rather the tyrant of the human heart . Not only the generality of the men , whofe combina- tion conftituted the mafs of the inhabitants , never forgive ...
... Egypt undoubtedly are the temples which contain them : there he is the goddefs , or rather the tyrant of the human heart . Not only the generality of the men , whofe combina- tion conftituted the mafs of the inhabitants , never forgive ...
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