The Eclectic Magazine of Foreign Literature, Science, and Art, Volume 25Leavitt, Trow, & Company, 1851 - American literature |
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... remarkable . On the occasion of making a vault in the chancel of St. Peter's to receive the remains of a clergyman's wife , the not to have been - he had no business to be -an acute observer , a fanciful speculator , a considerate ...
... remarkable . On the occasion of making a vault in the chancel of St. Peter's to receive the remains of a clergyman's wife , the not to have been - he had no business to be -an acute observer , a fanciful speculator , a considerate ...
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... remarkable that the dust of the man who eradicated the germ of so many wars between France and Austria , should repose on his property at Austerlitz ! Let us now hear what a Frenchman says of him . Flassan * portrays him as follows ...
... remarkable that the dust of the man who eradicated the germ of so many wars between France and Austria , should repose on his property at Austerlitz ! Let us now hear what a Frenchman says of him . Flassan * portrays him as follows ...
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... remarkable . Apuleius has himself denied any knowledge of magic ; and Augus- tin was obviously inclined to give credit to The Every topic , however irrelevant and absurd , which could 82 26 [ Jan. THE METAMORPHOSES OF APULEIUS .
... remarkable . Apuleius has himself denied any knowledge of magic ; and Augus- tin was obviously inclined to give credit to The Every topic , however irrelevant and absurd , which could 82 26 [ Jan. THE METAMORPHOSES OF APULEIUS .
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... remarkable additions , -the account of the Mysteries , and an allegory , closely connected with them , representing the fall , the trials , and the ul- timate restoration of the soul to the love of what is divine , the legend of Cupid ...
... remarkable additions , -the account of the Mysteries , and an allegory , closely connected with them , representing the fall , the trials , and the ul- timate restoration of the soul to the love of what is divine , the legend of Cupid ...
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... remarkable crypts and un- der - crofts . Immediately behind rises a bank of sandstone rock and gravel , which has been converted into an admirably arranged necro- polis . A lofty archway carries the road across an intervening ravine ...
... remarkable crypts and un- der - crofts . Immediately behind rises a bank of sandstone rock and gravel , which has been converted into an admirably arranged necro- polis . A lofty archway carries the road across an intervening ravine ...
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