...the Norwegians white sails to their ships, and that from thence they had received those appellations. Mr. Rosing observes, that the author gives no date...confirm many of the particulars mentioned by Ossian. + and determined on, the whole number did not attack at once, but one after the other, so that when...

...Rosing observes, that the author gives no date to this event, but in p. 98, he places the death of Gram in the year 240, and from the context of the history,...confirm many of the particulars mentioned by Ossian. f and determined on, the whole number did not attack at once, but one after the other, so that when...

...Rosing observes, that the author gives no date to this event, but in p. 98, he places the death of Gram in the year 240, and from the context of the history,...confirm many of the particulars mentioned by Ossian. f and determined on, the whole number did not attack at once, but one after the other, so that when...

...places the " death of Gram in the year 240, and from the con" text of the history, the transactions with Swaran " cannot have happened many years before.*...defeated " by Fingal, as related by Ossian, are therefore " authenticated'by the historians of Deumark ; and " in their annals, a number of particulars are related...

...country ;" a quotation which has drawn from sir John Sinclair the following inference and remark. " The existence of Swaran, son of Starno, and his wars...confirm many of the particulars mentioned by Ossian." And he then adds, " it is very satisfactory to have beer, the means of bringing forward a new, and...

...country ; ' a quotation, which has drawn from Sir John Sinclair the following inference and remark : ' The existence of Swaran, son of Starno, and his wars...confirm many of the particulars mentioned by Ossian.' And he then adds, ' It is very satisfactory to have been the means of bringing forward a new, and at...

...country;" a quotation which has drawn from sir John Sinclair the following inference and remark. " The existence of Swaran, son of Starno, and his wars in Ireland, and his having heen defeated by Fingal, as related by Ossian, are therefore authenticated by the historians of Denmark;...

...country ;' a quotation, which has drawn from Sir John Sinclair the following inference and remark : ' The existence of Swaran, .son of Starno, and his wars...confirm many of the particulars mentioned by Ossian.' And he then adds, ' It is very satisfactory to have been the means of bringing forward a new, and at...