the shaperequired ; whilst they are invaluable in ahot country as coolers. The author of thecharming narrative to be read in Gen.xxv. 14 has not told us whether the pitcherwhich Rebecca let down from her shoulderupon her hand that Eleazar might drink,was of clay, copper, or wood, but the Hebrew… … Flu. 245.—Fragment of Vase.The Recovery, p. 478. Hist, of Art, torn. iii. Fig. 508. Modern Italian cattino.—Editor. A History of Art in Sardinia and Judaea. who were the first to supply the Greeks and the Italians withearthenware, the primitive word passing in both languages. The Philistines andthe…
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