Journal of the British Archaeological Association, כרך 3British Archaeological Association., 1897 |
מתוך הספר
תוצאות 1-5 מתוך 40
עמוד 3
... gives no little help towards understanding the battles of Crecy , Neville's Cross , and Poitiers . We may see this clearly if we descend to more of detail . Most important assistance is given by archæology to that branch of historical ...
... gives no little help towards understanding the battles of Crecy , Neville's Cross , and Poitiers . We may see this clearly if we descend to more of detail . Most important assistance is given by archæology to that branch of historical ...
עמוד 5
... give us , Some day perhaps materials will be forthcoming for filling up the sadly blank pages of the history of Carthage . We may be sure that in this the archæologist will be the historian's trusty assistant ; and that a Punic Layard ...
... give us , Some day perhaps materials will be forthcoming for filling up the sadly blank pages of the history of Carthage . We may be sure that in this the archæologist will be the historian's trusty assistant ; and that a Punic Layard ...
עמוד 10
... give a few instances of the recurrence of her name , before attempting to answer the question this little - known saint ? ” " Who was In the Workes of Sir Thomas More Knyght , sometyme Lorde Chancellor of England , wrytten by him in the ...
... give a few instances of the recurrence of her name , before attempting to answer the question this little - known saint ? ” " Who was In the Workes of Sir Thomas More Knyght , sometyme Lorde Chancellor of England , wrytten by him in the ...
עמוד 12
... give an exact transcript of the title . " A Dialogve or familiar talke betwene two neighbours , cōcern- yng the chyefest ceremonyes , that were by the mighti power of Gods most holie pure worde , suppressed in Englande , and nowe for ...
... give an exact transcript of the title . " A Dialogve or familiar talke betwene two neighbours , cōcern- yng the chyefest ceremonyes , that were by the mighti power of Gods most holie pure worde , suppressed in Englande , and nowe for ...
עמוד 17
... give a few of its salient features . Seldom , surely ( as has been said already ) , has any saint been known to her worshippers by so many names : names so various , so dissimilar . In many places in Belgium she is called St. Liberata ...
... give a few of its salient features . Seldom , surely ( as has been said already ) , has any saint been known to her worshippers by so many names : names so various , so dissimilar . In many places in Belgium she is called St. Liberata ...
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