 | Peter Hately Waddell - 1875 - 450 sider
...Temora might be reliques from Palestine after all. As for the other Lia-fail at Tarah, described as "a mighty stone, white as snow, round as the head of man, smooth as the arrow for the warrior's bow, borne in a chest drawn by many beasts"—the workmanship and gift of Baal, " to show unto the chief... | |
 | Peter Hately Waddell - 1875 - 446 sider
...Temora might be reliques from Palestine after all. As for the other Lia-fail at Tarah, described as "a mighty stone, white as snow, round as the head of man, smooth as the arrow for the warrior's bow, borne in a chest drawn by many beasts" — the workmanship and gift of Baal, " to show unto the chief... | |
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And before the day that he who was to be chosen king was named, Cathac and the young men were together. " Now long and long before this time, one whose name we never heard was to be called chief; and the night before the day he was to come forth into... 