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... Shuck . Con . vol . , I. p . , 48 . 6. Faber . Orig . , of Pag . , Idol . b . I. Zend . avest . vol . , üi . Hyde de ler . vet . Pers . , p . , 161 , 162 , 1 cans . And , according to Sir Isaac Newton 18 INTRODUCTORY ESSAY .
... Shuck . Con . vol . , I. p . , 48 . 6. Faber . Orig . , of Pag . , Idol . b . I. Zend . avest . vol . , üi . Hyde de ler . vet . Pers . , p . , 161 , 162 , 1 cans . And , according to Sir Isaac Newton 18 INTRODUCTORY ESSAY .
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... Shuck . con . vol . i . p . 13 . 3. Ibid , p . 15 , 2. Ibid . 4. Shuck . con . vol . i . p . 13 . Of ante - diluvian profane learning , there are no 20 INTRODUCTORY ESSAY .
... Shuck . con . vol . i . p . 13 . 3. Ibid , p . 15 , 2. Ibid . 4. Shuck . con . vol . i . p . 13 . Of ante - diluvian profane learning , there are no 20 INTRODUCTORY ESSAY .
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... Shuck , con . p . 54 , 55. 2. Shuck . con . vol . ii . p . 45 , 46 . 3. Shuck . con . vol . i . p . 16 . the armies of Semiramis , and her buildings at Babylon INTRODUCTORY ESSAY . 21.
... Shuck , con . p . 54 , 55. 2. Shuck . con . vol . ii . p . 45 , 46 . 3. Shuck . con . vol . i . p . 16 . the armies of Semiramis , and her buildings at Babylon INTRODUCTORY ESSAY . 21.
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... Plutarch , Arrian , and Photius , no valid objection can be urged against his catalogue of the kings who reigned between 1. 1 Shuck . con . vol . i . p . 13 , 14 . the first Assyrian king , Nimrod , and Nabonassar ; INTRODUCTORY ESSAY . 23.
... Plutarch , Arrian , and Photius , no valid objection can be urged against his catalogue of the kings who reigned between 1. 1 Shuck . con . vol . i . p . 13 , 14 . the first Assyrian king , Nimrod , and Nabonassar ; INTRODUCTORY ESSAY . 23.
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... irreconcileable with the original , yet shows the two works to be separate and distinct ; the old 1. Shuck . con . vol . I. p . 13- 20 . Chronographeon dividing each reign of the Egyptian kings by astronomical 24 INTRODUCTORY ESSAY .
... irreconcileable with the original , yet shows the two works to be separate and distinct ; the old 1. Shuck . con . vol . I. p . 13- 20 . Chronographeon dividing each reign of the Egyptian kings by astronomical 24 INTRODUCTORY ESSAY .
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