Proceedings of the British Academy, Volume 6British Academy, 1976 - Humanities |
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Page 53
... gives it with hesitation as ( E ) lioixo , should not be preferred . In that case I should be inclined to associate the name with the ..lioiso .. of one of the potsherds given in Pauli's no . 18 ( p . 61 , below ) . They were found at ...
... gives it with hesitation as ( E ) lioixo , should not be preferred . In that case I should be inclined to associate the name with the ..lioiso .. of one of the potsherds given in Pauli's no . 18 ( p . 61 , below ) . They were found at ...
Page 86
... gives penllâd ( better pen llâd ) as summum bonum and rhad penilâd as summa gratia , summum beneficium . The attempt to identify pen llad with the summum bonum is probably late and not worth considering here . For , be it noted , there ...
... gives penllâd ( better pen llâd ) as summum bonum and rhad penilâd as summa gratia , summum beneficium . The attempt to identify pen llad with the summum bonum is probably late and not worth considering here . For , be it noted , there ...
Page 189
... gives a planisphere surrounded by eight cherubs ' heads . The Cosmographia of Barocio ( Venice , 1585 ) gives one planisphere with four cherubs , another with twelve , another with thirty - two , large and small . A Mappamundi in the ...
... gives a planisphere surrounded by eight cherubs ' heads . The Cosmographia of Barocio ( Venice , 1585 ) gives one planisphere with four cherubs , another with twelve , another with thirty - two , large and small . A Mappamundi in the ...
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