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... able to bridge over a gulf of more than four thousand years between the
Sanscrit and Irish languages , and unable to find similarity between the Basque
of Spain and the languages that have hemmed it in and jostled it for many
centuries ?
... able to bridge over a gulf of more than four thousand years between the
Sanscrit and Irish languages , and unable to find similarity between the Basque
of Spain and the languages that have hemmed it in and jostled it for many
centuries ?
Side 12
His principal , if not only , reason for this is , that the Bronze age lasted into the
eighth century . But this age may have been common to Celts and Goths , as the
fact of an equality of culture EXTENSION OF THE CELTS . 13 makes evident .
His principal , if not only , reason for this is , that the Bronze age lasted into the
eighth century . But this age may have been common to Celts and Goths , as the
fact of an equality of culture EXTENSION OF THE CELTS . 13 makes evident .
Side 21
The Celts must have been spread about the coast of Denmark , before they could
possibly undertake any expedition by In the third century before our era , Italy
was invaded by the Senones , -good evidence that the emigration across the ...
The Celts must have been spread about the coast of Denmark , before they could
possibly undertake any expedition by In the third century before our era , Italy
was invaded by the Senones , -good evidence that the emigration across the ...
Side 23
The people of this ancient settlement — the date of which cannot be assumed at
less than four centuries before our era - were Hiberno - Celts , and doubtless by
them was erected The Celtic Colonisations of Cumberland and Westmorland.
The people of this ancient settlement — the date of which cannot be assumed at
less than four centuries before our era - were Hiberno - Celts , and doubtless by
them was erected The Celtic Colonisations of Cumberland and Westmorland.
Side 26
The arrival of the Cambro - Celts in the North , can hardly be estimated at a less
interval than two centuries subsequent to the coming of the Hiberno - Celts . This
conclusion is arrived at from the fact that the whole of northern Europe was , at ...
The arrival of the Cambro - Celts in the North , can hardly be estimated at a less
interval than two centuries subsequent to the coming of the Hiberno - Celts . This
conclusion is arrived at from the fact that the whole of northern Europe was , at ...
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Bibliografiske oplysninger
| Titel | Cumberland & Westmorland, Ancient and Modern: The People, Dialect, Superstitions and Customs |
| Forfatter | Jeremiah Sullivan |
| Udgiver | Whittaker and Company, 1857 |
| Oprindeligt fra | Det bayerske statsbibliotek |
| Digitaliseret | 8. sep 2009 |
| Længde | 171 sider |
| Eksporter henvisning | BiBTeX EndNote RefMan |