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Rude stone monuments in all countries; their age and uses (1872)

Fergusson, James, 1808-1886 · London, J. Murray · leaf 454

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o, havingtaken with him the Thespiadae, went to colonise this island.This certainly looks as if the Nurhags existed when this bookwas written, though the description is by a person who evidentlynever saw them. Diodorus so far confirms this that he says: lolaus, having founded the colony, fetched… … 1S7. Nurhag of Santa Barbara. From Dp la Marmiira. 1 Bckkcr, iii. ]). flOl. para. 100. Dindonis, iv. 30; v. 15. 432 MEDITERRANEAN ISLANDS. Chap. XI. enemy, because most of them are inland. They could not bemade to serve for the protection of the rich during insurrectionsor civil wars, nor to enable…

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