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Page 76
... called forth the critical animadversion of M. Say , in order that we might put our readers in possession of the points of controversy , and of some of the arguments adduced on both sides by these distin- guished writers . We must refer ...
... called forth the critical animadversion of M. Say , in order that we might put our readers in possession of the points of controversy , and of some of the arguments adduced on both sides by these distin- guished writers . We must refer ...
Page 121
... called by the Sicilians il Paradiso , from its delightful coolness . The most curious object in this subterraneous paradise is the grotto called the Ear of Dionysius . He pro- perly ridicules the absurd tradition relative to this cavern ...
... called by the Sicilians il Paradiso , from its delightful coolness . The most curious object in this subterraneous paradise is the grotto called the Ear of Dionysius . He pro- perly ridicules the absurd tradition relative to this cavern ...
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... called by the Greeks Hyphasis , and distant about three hun- dred miles from the north - west limit of India . Seleucus , the successor of Alexander in Upper Asia , made some attempts to extend the acquisitions of his master in India ...
... called by the Greeks Hyphasis , and distant about three hun- dred miles from the north - west limit of India . Seleucus , the successor of Alexander in Upper Asia , made some attempts to extend the acquisitions of his master in India ...
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