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... as if they had been intended to be raised to a great height , so as to be
diminished by distance . Heraldic forms predominate , probably owing to
circumstances which the history of the institution will readily suggest . Many of the
large brackets ...
... as if they had been intended to be raised to a great height , so as to be
diminished by distance . Heraldic forms predominate , probably owing to
circumstances which the history of the institution will readily suggest . Many of the
large brackets ...
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Nor is this external and distant effect lessened , it is rather heightened , by the
fine amphitheatre in which the ruin standsa broad glen of meadow and forest ,
with the Tweed winding majestically past , and the triple - topped Eildon Hills
raising ...
Nor is this external and distant effect lessened , it is rather heightened , by the
fine amphitheatre in which the ruin standsa broad glen of meadow and forest ,
with the Tweed winding majestically past , and the triple - topped Eildon Hills
raising ...
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Still greater events , however , are recorded under the head of " Incorruptio sacri
corporis , et multis ægris sanitas restituta ad sepulchrum sancti . ” Several times
his body was raised to gratify the senses of smell and sight by the diffusion ...
Still greater events , however , are recorded under the head of " Incorruptio sacri
corporis , et multis ægris sanitas restituta ad sepulchrum sancti . ” Several times
his body was raised to gratify the senses of smell and sight by the diffusion ...
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Such , " continues the acute agriculturist , raising himself to an unusual height of
moral musing , " is the folly and weakness of mankind , who consider not the
fluctuating nature of property and all earthly things . " * * SU Pescia miesto Trauri
P 1 ...
Such , " continues the acute agriculturist , raising himself to an unusual height of
moral musing , " is the folly and weakness of mankind , who consider not the
fluctuating nature of property and all earthly things . " * * SU Pescia miesto Trauri
P 1 ...
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Some public edifices , civil and ecclesiastical , raise their heads conspicuously
above these little knots of buildings ; and the most remarkable of all these is the
gray chapel of St Monance , with its steep - roofed chancel , its transept , and its ...
Some public edifices , civil and ecclesiastical , raise their heads conspicuously
above these little knots of buildings ; and the most remarkable of all these is the
gray chapel of St Monance , with its steep - roofed chancel , its transept , and its ...
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| 書籍名 | The baronial and ecclesiastical antiquities of Scotland illustrated, by R. W. Billings [with letterpress by J. H. Burton]. The baronial and ecclesiastical antiquities of Scotland illustrated, by R. W. Billings [with letterpress by J. H. Burton] 第 第 4 巻 巻, Robert William Billings |
| 著者 | Robert William Billings |
| 発行 | 1845 |
| 書籍の提供元 | オックスフォード大学 |
| デジタル化された日 | 2007年5月1日 |
| 引用のエクスポート | BiBTeX EndNote RefMan |