Finden's Illustrations of the Life and Works of Lord Byron, Volume 1J. Murray, 1833 - Europe |
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... supposed to be built on the site of the ancient Heraclea . It appears , however , that Heraclea was situated near Carteia , five miles to the west of Mount Calpe , where extensive ruins are still visible . No remains or coins ...
... supposed to be built on the site of the ancient Heraclea . It appears , however , that Heraclea was situated near Carteia , five miles to the west of Mount Calpe , where extensive ruins are still visible . No remains or coins ...
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... supposed by the vulgar to be bottomless . " Lachin y Gair , which occasionally displays its lofty and perpendicular cliffs over the ridges in the south - west , increases in dignity of appearance as we advance up the north side of the ...
... supposed by the vulgar to be bottomless . " Lachin y Gair , which occasionally displays its lofty and perpendicular cliffs over the ridges in the south - west , increases in dignity of appearance as we advance up the north side of the ...
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... supposed to commemorate the triumph of folly , bigotry , and the inquisition . The Marquis of Pombal converted it into some useful purposes during the reign of Joseph , and dismissed the monks ; but on the death of that monarch they ...
... supposed to commemorate the triumph of folly , bigotry , and the inquisition . The Marquis of Pombal converted it into some useful purposes during the reign of Joseph , and dismissed the monks ; but on the death of that monarch they ...
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... are known in Thessaly and Epirus . " Patrass is supposed to contain about 10,000 inhabitants ; they are principally Greeks , among whom are many merchants N in comfortable circumstances . The Turks of Patrass are reckoned.
... are known in Thessaly and Epirus . " Patrass is supposed to contain about 10,000 inhabitants ; they are principally Greeks , among whom are many merchants N in comfortable circumstances . The Turks of Patrass are reckoned.
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... supposed to have been colonised by the Corinthians and Coryræans ( Cor- fuotes ) . The present town of Santa Maura is on the coast , below the ruins of the ancient city of Leucas , which derives its name from a companion of Ulysses ; it ...
... supposed to have been colonised by the Corinthians and Coryræans ( Cor- fuotes ) . The present town of Santa Maura is on the coast , below the ruins of the ancient city of Leucas , which derives its name from a companion of Ulysses ; it ...
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Acropolis Ali Pacha ancient appearance Athens Ballater beautiful Cadiz Cagliari canto Cape Colonna castle celebrated Chamouni Childe Harold Chillon church Cintra columns Constantinople convent Corfu Corinth deep Delphi Dodwell Drawn English Engraved Etna eyes feet Gibraltar glory Greece Greek heart hill Hobhouse inhabitants interesting Ioannina island Ithaca J. M. W. Turner Lachin y Gair lady lake land LENOX AND TILDEN letter LIBRARY ASTOR Lisbon lofty Lord Byron Mafra MAID OF ATHENS Malta marble MARGUERITA COGNI MISS CHAWORTH mountain o'er Pacha palace Parthenon Patrass possession Prevesa promontory remains river rock Roman ruins Santa Maura Saragoza says Lord Byron scene scenery seen shew shore side Simplon situation Sketch Sophia Spoleto spot Stanfield stone summit Sunium Tagus temple thee Theresa thou TILDEN FOUNDATIONS tion town travellers Turkish Turks Venetian Venice Verona village visited walls Ζώη σὰς ἀγαπῶ