Sicilian mountains, an expression strictly applicable to the relation which it bears to the hills in its immediate neighbourhood, all of which have been formed by successive ejections of matter from its interior. " The grandest and most original feature... Annals of Philosophy - Side 2211826Fuld visning - Om denne bog
| 1831 - 460 sider
...their respective craters, and have given rise to considerable streams of lava; " Hence an ancient port has very happily termed this volcano the parent of...have been formed by successive ejections of matter from,its interior. " Of these, some are covered with vegetation, others are bare and arid, their relative... | |
| George William D. Evans - 1835 - 404 sider
...termed this volcano the Parent of Sicilian mountains, an expression strictly applicable to the relation it bears to the hills in its immediate neighbourhood;...most original feature, indeed, in the physiognomy of JEtna. is the zone of subordinate volcanic hills with which it is encompassed, and which look like... | |
| Rev. George William David Evans - 1835 - 408 sider
...many of which possess their respective craters, and have given rise to considerable streams of lava. Hence an ancient poet has very happily termed this volcano the Parent of Siciliari mountains, an expression strictly applicable to the relation it bears to the hills in its... | |
| Charles Daubeny - 1848 - 824 sider
...which possess their respective craters, and have given rise to considerable streams of melted matter. Hence an ancient poet has very happily termed this volcano the Parent of Sicilian Mountainsf, an expression strictly applicable to the relation it bears to the hills in its immediate... | |
| 1849 - 638 sider
...which possess their respective craters, and have given rise to considerable streams of melted matter. Hence an ancient poet has very happily termed this...an expression strictly applicable to the relation it bears to the hills in its immediate neighborhood, all of which have been formed by successive ejections... | |
| 1849 - 636 sider
...which possess their respective craters, and have given rise to considerable streams of melted matter. Hence an ancient poet has very happily termed this...an expression strictly applicable to the relation it bears to the hills in its immediate neighborhood, all of which have been formed by successive ejections... | |
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