Observations and Inquiries Relating to Various Parts of Ancient History: Containing Dissertations on the Wind Euroclydon, and on the Island Melite, Together with an Account of Egypt in Its Most Early State, and of the Shepherd Kings ... The Whole Calculated to Throw Light on the History of that Ancient Kingdom, as Well as on the Histories of the Assyrians, Chaldeans, Babylonians, Edomites, and Other NationsJ. Archdeacon, 1767 - 324 páginas |
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... . 12. After to think , that , add for a long time . 280. lin . 11. after light and fire , add called by the Greeks Koronus . 298. lin . 25. for Wesgator , read πιραίον . THE PREFACE . T HE following treatises have been compiled.
... . 12. After to think , that , add for a long time . 280. lin . 11. after light and fire , add called by the Greeks Koronus . 298. lin . 25. for Wesgator , read πιραίον . THE PREFACE . T HE following treatises have been compiled.
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... is concerning the Wind mentioned by St. Luke under the name of Euroclydon ; wherein I endeavour to fhew , that the common and accepted reading in the original Greek is the true one . 4 The The fecond is a differtation on the two iflands ,
... is concerning the Wind mentioned by St. Luke under the name of Euroclydon ; wherein I endeavour to fhew , that the common and accepted reading in the original Greek is the true one . 4 The The fecond is a differtation on the two iflands ,
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... Greeks call Eupovotos the middle wind between Eurus and " Notus ; and as you fay now fouth - eaft and north - east . " Since therefore we have now found that Euroaquilo was the " Roman mariners word for the Greek Kainias ; there will ...
... Greeks call Eupovotos the middle wind between Eurus and " Notus ; and as you fay now fouth - eaft and north - east . " Since therefore we have now found that Euroaquilo was the " Roman mariners word for the Greek Kainias ; there will ...
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... Greeks , that had their particular terms and distinctions , which other countries were not acquainted with . Many winds are not denominated from the point they blow from ; but from their effects and violence . How many species of winds ...
... Greeks , that had their particular terms and distinctions , which other countries were not acquainted with . Many winds are not denominated from the point they blow from ; but from their effects and violence . How many species of winds ...
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... Greek winds , in contradiction to the Greeks themselves : all which labour is undertaken to intro- duce a reading as new and uncommon as that which he re- pudiates . And , in making use of Roman authority , he con- feffedly fets afide ...
... Greek winds , in contradiction to the Greeks themselves : all which labour is undertaken to intro- duce a reading as new and uncommon as that which he re- pudiates . And , in making use of Roman authority , he con- feffedly fets afide ...
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