| Daniel Defoe - 1762 - 424 pages
...whole, or -in Pieces 5 fo that 24 out of 36 are ftill vifible at the •Place. There is but one Impoft more in its proper .Place, and but two lying upon the Ground ; fo that 22 are carried off. Hence our Author infers, this Tem:ple was not defaced, when Chriftianity... | |
| 1794 - 826 pages
...in pieces ; fo that twentyfour out of thirty are ftill vifible at the place. There is but one impaft more in its proper place, and but two lying upon the ground ; fo that fwcrity-tv.'o have been carried off. Hence Dr. Stukely infers this temple was not defaced... | |
| Benjamin Silliman - 1812 - 376 pages
...ground, whole or in pieces, so that 24 out of 30 are still visible at the place. There is but one impost more in its proper place, and but two lying upon the ground, so that 22 are carried off." The next circle of stones was placed nine feet within that which I have described. The stones were... | |
| Benjamin Silliman - 1820 - 332 pages
...in pieces, so that twenty-four out of thirty are still visible at the place. There is but one impost more in its proper place, and but two lying upon the ground, so that twenty-two arc tarried off." The next circle of stones was placed nine feet within that which I have... | |
| Samuel Johnson - 1783 - 306 pages
...and in pieces. So that twenty-rfour out of thirty are vifible at the place. There is but one impoft more in its proper place ; and but two lying upon -the ground. So that twenty-two impofts have been carried off by rude and facrilegious hands fof other ufes. One of which... | |
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