 Second clung for protection, in the revolution which hurled his father from the throne ;f and we might entertain more respect for the superstition of the Greeks, if the supposed sanctity of this relic had produced either the observance of the oath or...  Miscellanies - Стр. 85редактор(ы): - 1872 - Страниц: 207Полный просмотр - Подробнее о книге
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...which hurled his father from the throne ; || and we might entertain more respect for the superstition of the Greeks, if the supposed sanctity of this relic...had produced either the observance of the oath or [he safety of the suppliant. At length, in the year 1078, the object of my narrative recommenced its... | |
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...which hurled his father from the throne ;f and we might entertain more respect for the superstition of the Greeks, if the supposed sanctity of this relic...for the cloister, and had selected the monastery of Casinum as the place of his future retirement. Being present in the Eastern capital during the tumultuous... | |
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...snm-tity of this relic had produced either the observance of the onth or the safety of the suppliant. Al length, in the year 1078, the object of my narrative...life for the cloister, and had selected the monastery ofCasinum as the place of his future retirement. Being present in the eastern capital duriagthe tumultuous... | |
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...revolution which hurled his father from the throne: and we might entertain more respect for the superstition of the Greeks, if the supposed sanctity of this relic...either the observance of the oath or the safety of the sappliant. At length, in the year 1078, the object of my narrative recommenced its travels. A wealthy... | |
 | Edward Wedlake Brayley - 1834 - Страниц: 428
...which hurled his father from the throne ; § and we might entertain more respect for the superstition of the Greeks, if the supposed sanctity of this relic...suppliant. At length, in the year 1078, the object of this narrative recommenced its travels. A wealthy citizen of Amalfi, whose name is not recorded, had... | |
 | Edward Wedlake Brayley - 1834 - Страниц: 432
...which hurled his father from the throne ; § and we might entertain more respect for the superstition of the Greeks, if the supposed sanctity of this relic...suppliant. At length, in the year 1078, the object of this narrative recommenced its travels. A wealthy citizen of Amalfi, whose name is not recorded, had... | |
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