The Antiquary, Bind 40Edward Walford, John Charles Cox, George Latimer Apperson E. Stock, 1904 |
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... period when the Roman occupation ceased . The date of the so - called The date of the so - called Frampton pavement † ( which bears the mono- gram ) is determined , so Mr. Allen judges , between that year and A.D. 312 , and he states ...
... period when the Roman occupation ceased . The date of the so - called The date of the so - called Frampton pavement † ( which bears the mono- gram ) is determined , so Mr. Allen judges , between that year and A.D. 312 , and he states ...
Side 8
... period have been influenced by four distinct schools -the Celtic , Anglian , British , and Scandi- navian . Already there have been brought to light at Maughold the large proportion of 36 out of a total in the whole island of 106 of ...
... period have been influenced by four distinct schools -the Celtic , Anglian , British , and Scandi- navian . Already there have been brought to light at Maughold the large proportion of 36 out of a total in the whole island of 106 of ...
Side 9
... period in Britain . Vol . ii . , p . 201 . VOL . XL . edition of Didron's Christian Iconography Christ is represented on an early Christian gem as striking a human - headed serpent with a staff bearing the monogram , and in the Mayer ...
... period in Britain . Vol . ii . , p . 201 . VOL . XL . edition of Didron's Christian Iconography Christ is represented on an early Christian gem as striking a human - headed serpent with a staff bearing the monogram , and in the Mayer ...
Side 19
... period ( G 4 ) has an early burgonet of the same type as the helmet with the Swiss suit . The Paris harness FIG . 3. - FIELD HARNESS BY TOMASO DA MISSAGLIA , ABOUT 1450 . ( G 4 ) is for foot - fighting , and the pauldrons are a pair ...
... period ( G 4 ) has an early burgonet of the same type as the helmet with the Swiss suit . The Paris harness FIG . 3. - FIELD HARNESS BY TOMASO DA MISSAGLIA , ABOUT 1450 . ( G 4 ) is for foot - fighting , and the pauldrons are a pair ...
Side 26
... period - itself of con- siderable duration - were remains of magazines , and notably of a whole series of stone receptacles which had been definitely closed at some time of great dis- turbance - approximately about 1800 B.C. - and the ...
... period - itself of con- siderable duration - were remains of magazines , and notably of a whole series of stone receptacles which had been definitely closed at some time of great dis- turbance - approximately about 1800 B.C. - and the ...
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Side 196 - The Christian Year. Thoughts in Verse for the Sundays and Holy Days throughout the Year.
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Side 323 - THERE may now be seen in the department of Egyptian and Assyrian Antiquities of the British Museum a very beautiful specimen of ancient Egyptian hieroglyphic writing, recently presented to the museum by the King.
Side 302 - Harrow ; and the intermediate space was occupied by the flat stage, as the pool or port of London, crowded with shipping, each mass of which being cut out in pasteboard, and receding in size by the perspective of their distance. The heathy appearance of the foreground was constructed of cork, broken into the rugged and picturesque forms of a sand-pit, covered with minute mosses and lichens, producing a captivating effect, amounting indeed to reality.
Side 207 - As touching, kneeling, crossing, holding up of hands, knocking upon the breast, and other gestures, they may be used or left, as every man's devotion serveth, without blame,' this Rubric was in the second Prayer Book of Edward VI.
Side 40 - Hir nose tretys, hir eyen greye as glas, Hir mouth ful smal, and therto softe and reed; But sikerly she hadde a fair forheed; It was almoost a spanne brood, I trowe; For, hardily, she was nat undergrowe.