Proceedings of the British Academy, Volume 7British Academy, 1976 - Humanities |
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Page 397
... regarded as strictly and perfectly trustworthy . But he maintained that he had not a penny left in his possession , that everything which his people possessed worth seizing had been taken , and that he regarded the Turks with supreme ...
... regarded as strictly and perfectly trustworthy . But he maintained that he had not a penny left in his possession , that everything which his people possessed worth seizing had been taken , and that he regarded the Turks with supreme ...
Page 495
... regarded as a centre of life , feeling , volition , and knowledge . There are also indications that the contents of the heart were regarded as sharing these attributes . The custom of mutilating the fingers , to which I have already ...
... regarded as a centre of life , feeling , volition , and knowledge . There are also indications that the contents of the heart were regarded as sharing these attributes . The custom of mutilating the fingers , to which I have already ...
Page 498
... regarded as the real parent . One of the most curious products of this revulsion of opinion was the custom which developed — and persists among many simple people in outlying corners of the world even until the present time - of ...
... regarded as the real parent . One of the most curious products of this revulsion of opinion was the custom which developed — and persists among many simple people in outlying corners of the world even until the present time - of ...
Contents
LIST OF FELLOWS | 12 |
OFFICERS AND COUNCIL 191617 | 17 |
AN ATTEMPT TO RECOVER THE ORIGINAL ORDER OF THE TEXT | 37 |
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