it atthe unfolding of nature in early springor towards the close of summer. Suchsimple festivities would have seemedcontemptible to an Egyptian or anAthenian ; but they were all-sufficientto the rural and semi-nomadic Canaan-ites. Here and there these openbooths were covered with leafybranches or… … Fig. 203.—Punic CippusCorpus Inscript. San it.Plate VIII., fig. 44. Kition.Pars, i., destructive rain for instance, which appears in the history of Gideon and Abimelech,were structural ; with a treasure, and a dungeon or vaults—it isuncertain which—where the people took shelter and were burntto…
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