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On the Origin, Progress, Prevalence, and Decline of

Idolatry. Part v. By the Rev. G. TOWNSEND

Miscellanea Classica, No. XIII. .....

Puerilia

Dissertation on the Countries to which Solomon and Hiram

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sent their Fleets for foreign Merchandise. By S.WESTON 17

Answer to Professor LEE's Observations in No. XLVI. of

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brought to England by Mr. Belzoni. By J. G. JACKSON 21

Greek Ritual

Classical Criticism: On Livy iii, 5. and on Luke v, 6.

Latin Poem

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An Inquiry into the Symbolical Language of Ancient Art

and Mythology. Part 111. By R. P. KNIGHT

Notæ et Curæ Sequentes in Arati Diosemea, a Тн.

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On the Mythology of the Greeks. Part 11. By THOMAS

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Oriental Customs, illustrative of the Sacred Scriptures.

No. 111. By the Rev. S. BURDER

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An Introduction to Hebrew Criticism; from DE MISSY'S

Critica Sacra

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Observations on Mr. Bellamy's Reply to Kimchi

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