Chambers's Encyclopaedia: A Dictionary of Universal Knowledge, 第 8 巻W. & R. Chambers, 1891 |
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... Italians - i.e . the common ancestors of the Greeks and Italians . The truth is that we know little or nothing of the ... Italy . The most important ancient generic name Geranium is often popularly given . Cyclopean works in Greece are ...
... Italians - i.e . the common ancestors of the Greeks and Italians . The truth is that we know little or nothing of the ... Italy . The most important ancient generic name Geranium is often popularly given . Cyclopean works in Greece are ...
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... Italy , and occurs also among the same class in Corfu , Roumania , the Landes and Gironde in France , and Oviedo and elsewhere in Spain . But the headquarters of the disease are in the northern and north central provinces of Italy ; it ...
... Italy , and occurs also among the same class in Corfu , Roumania , the Landes and Gironde in France , and Oviedo and elsewhere in Spain . But the headquarters of the disease are in the northern and north central provinces of Italy ; it ...
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... Italy in 1887 there were 3688 deaths from pellagra , or 204 per 1000 of the estimated population ; but in 1881 the proportion was 48 , and since then it has steadily decreased , in part owing to the number of hospitals built within late ...
... Italy in 1887 there were 3688 deaths from pellagra , or 204 per 1000 of the estimated population ; but in 1881 the proportion was 48 , and since then it has steadily decreased , in part owing to the number of hospitals built within late ...
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... Italy , compelled Aistulf to become his vassal , gave to the pope the title of exarch ( of Ravenna ) , a title of the Roman empire , and so , by this ' Donation of Pepin , ' laid the foundation of the temporal sovereignty of the popes ...
... Italy , compelled Aistulf to become his vassal , gave to the pope the title of exarch ( of Ravenna ) , a title of the Roman empire , and so , by this ' Donation of Pepin , ' laid the foundation of the temporal sovereignty of the popes ...
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... Italy alone , of which , The number of periodicals is almost numberless . at a moderate computation , 300 are read by no one outside Italy , and by probably fewer than 300 sub- scribers within the peninsula . But the number of ...
... Italy alone , of which , The number of periodicals is almost numberless . at a moderate computation , 300 are read by no one outside Italy , and by probably fewer than 300 sub- scribers within the peninsula . But the number of ...
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74 ページ - It was found necessary for her to learn every thing again. She even acquired, by new efforts, the art of spelling, reading, writing, and calculating, and gradually became acquainted with the persons and objects around, like a being for the first time brought into the world. In these exercises she made considerable proficiency. But after a few months another fit of somnolency invaded her. On rousing from it, she found herself restored to the state she was in before the first paroxysm ; but was wholly...