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Page 68
... already found them on the Bulawayo stone . Again at Vienna we find two bucrania , each with a sort of plume between the horns , and a somewhat similar bucranium occurs on a stone at Paris already mentioned . " Stylized bucrania also ...
... already found them on the Bulawayo stone . Again at Vienna we find two bucrania , each with a sort of plume between the horns , and a somewhat similar bucranium occurs on a stone at Paris already mentioned . " Stylized bucrania also ...
Page 74
... already discussed . The improbability that these monograms can represent places , since the mint - name appears on the other side , has already been pointed out . The mint of all these coins is Raidan , with one exception which is of ...
... already discussed . The improbability that these monograms can represent places , since the mint - name appears on the other side , has already been pointed out . The mint of all these coins is Raidan , with one exception which is of ...
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... already hinted , probably came into existence when men became cattle - breeders . At this stage in man's history there arose the germs of the biological ideas which subsequently became personified in the stories of Osiris , of Tammuz ...
... already hinted , probably came into existence when men became cattle - breeders . At this stage in man's history there arose the germs of the biological ideas which subsequently became personified in the stories of Osiris , of Tammuz ...
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LIST OF FELLOWS | 12 |
OFFICERS AND COUNCIL 191617 | 17 |
AN ATTEMPT TO RECOVER THE ORIGINAL ORDER OF THE TEXT | 37 |
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