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Page 102
The hangings are of the richest velvets and silks, embroidered in the finest taste
with gold, trimmed with deep gold bullion fringe, and all the furniture to suit. Three
of the rooms are hung with beautiful tapestry, containing the most interesting ...
The hangings are of the richest velvets and silks, embroidered in the finest taste
with gold, trimmed with deep gold bullion fringe, and all the furniture to suit. Three
of the rooms are hung with beautiful tapestry, containing the most interesting ...
Page 345
It contains one thousand houses, inhabited chiefly by Turks : but there are about
eighty Greek families, who have a church, and three priests, subject to the
immediate jurisdiction of the Greek patriarch at Damascus. — Kefr Lata is built on
the ...
It contains one thousand houses, inhabited chiefly by Turks : but there are about
eighty Greek families, who have a church, and three priests, subject to the
immediate jurisdiction of the Greek patriarch at Damascus. — Kefr Lata is built on
the ...
Page 451
The first contains Historical Proofs of the Antiquity of the Romanse Language ;
Inquiries into its Origin and Formation ; the Elements of its Grammar before the
Year 1000; and a Grammar of the Language of the Troubadours. Hence an idea
may ...
The first contains Historical Proofs of the Antiquity of the Romanse Language ;
Inquiries into its Origin and Formation ; the Elements of its Grammar before the
Year 1000; and a Grammar of the Language of the Troubadours. Hence an idea
may ...
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| Title | The Monthly Review, Or, Literary Journal |
| Authors | Ralph Griffiths, G. E. Griffiths |
| Publisher | R. Griffiths, 1823 |
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