Cumberland & Westmorland, Ancient and Modern: The People, Dialect, Superstitions and CustomsWhittaker and Company, 1857 - 171 sider |
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... Persia , as well as the northern parts of India , and who came westward into Europe in four great divisions : the Celtic , the Greek - Latin , the Gothic , and the Slavic . Probably the Caspian divided them , and from thence some tribes ...
... Persia , as well as the northern parts of India , and who came westward into Europe in four great divisions : the Celtic , the Greek - Latin , the Gothic , and the Slavic . Probably the Caspian divided them , and from thence some tribes ...
Side 92
... Persian . On the other hand , the tendency of a mixed people to alter its language , is nowhere more visible than in the grammar , the abrasion of the most perfect state of flexion being an inevitable consequence of absorption ...
... Persian . On the other hand , the tendency of a mixed people to alter its language , is nowhere more visible than in the grammar , the abrasion of the most perfect state of flexion being an inevitable consequence of absorption ...
Side 110
... Persian religious system has been spread abroad , and it has been shown to be the most elaborate ever conceived by the mind of man . The exposition of doctrine which we find in the Zendavesta , only makes known to us the Persian system ...
... Persian religious system has been spread abroad , and it has been shown to be the most elaborate ever conceived by the mind of man . The exposition of doctrine which we find in the Zendavesta , only makes known to us the Persian system ...
Side 111
... Persians , but this practice was adopted from the Indians , who were not allowed to eat of any flesh until it was offered to God ... Persian fireworshippers by their mortal enemies the Arabs , and it need hardly be said , has never been ...
... Persians , but this practice was adopted from the Indians , who were not allowed to eat of any flesh until it was offered to God ... Persian fireworshippers by their mortal enemies the Arabs , and it need hardly be said , has never been ...
Side 112
... Persians and Egyptians is evident , but there is no trace of any reciprocation . The contact of the Syro - Phoenicians and Persians took place in Zoroastrian times , long before which the Celts had their worship of the sun . Why then ...
... Persians and Egyptians is evident , but there is no trace of any reciprocation . The contact of the Syro - Phoenicians and Persians took place in Zoroastrian times , long before which the Celts had their worship of the sun . Why then ...
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