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A History of Inventions, Discoveries, and Origins, Volume 2 (of 2) by Beckmann

2 by Johann Beckmann, Beckmann, Johann, 1739-1811, Francis, William, 1817-1904, Griffith, J. W. (John William), Johnston, William

Chapter 23: 22. 2nd. The altar of burnt incense, ver. 20 and 22. 3rd. The wooden

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Chapter 2 86. The author here quotes from an ancient city-book the following
Chapter 3 58. The former is Marianus Florentinus, whose Fasciculus Chronicoram
Chapter 4 50. Norium Svanberg 1845.]
Chapter 5 370. A better view of them may be found in Hygini Astronom. (ed. Van
Chapter 6 17. The Italians have a proverb, “La triglia non mangia chi la piglia,”
Chapter 7 300. Both these authors refer to Fuller’s British Worthies. [The carp
Chapter 8 5. Radice magna, acri, medicinali, _Plinius_, _Dioscorides_;
Chapter 9 6. Floret æstate, _Theophrastus_. _Plinius_; sed semen nullum,
Chapter 10 8. Sponte, præcipue in Asia Syriaque; trans Euphratem laudatissima;
Chapter 11 9. Radix conditur ad lanas lavandas, _Theophrastus_, _Plinius_,
Chapter 12 10. Herba ovibus lac auget, _Plinius_.
Chapter 13 379. Servius, Æn. iv. quotes the following words from Cato: “Mulieres
Chapter 14 527. Gynesius calls clothes washed with _nitrum_, νιτρούμενα, _nitro
Chapter 15 665. See also Busbequii Omnia, Basil, 1740, 8vo, p. 314.
Chapter 16 50. p. 59.--Plin. viii. 1 and 3.--Seneca, epist. 86.--Suetonii Vit.
Chapter 17 1586. Camerarius saw him not only write, but even make a pen with his
Chapter 18 739. Suetonius, Eutropius, Eusebius and Orosius, speak of this embassy,
Chapter 19 1665. After his death his son published some of his writings under
Chapter 20 1667. See Biographia Britannica, iv. p. 2654.
Chapter 21 1518. They are called there _instruments for fires_, _water syringes_
Chapter 22 1780. The process for this purpose is given by the monk Theophilus,
Chapter 23 22. 2nd. The altar of burnt incense, ver. 20 and 22. 3rd. The wooden
Chapter 24 30. 5th. The doors of the oracle, on which were carved cherubims,
Chapter 25 87. One manuscript, according to Kennicot, has however אדרת שעו, a
Chapter 26 875. On the other hand, Sturm says, in that part of the Ritterplatzes
Chapter 27 1799. This dissertation may be found also in a valuable collection of
Chapter 28 1572. It is not improbable that, among works of this kind, some may be
Chapter 29 1538. 30 H. 8. 3 Oct. ........ two peyr of knytt hose I s.
Chapter 30 introduction of hops. The oldest writers who treat of the good and
Chapter 31 270. [This plant is still extensively used in the northern parts of
Chapter 32 introduction of them, however, is of so modern a date, that they have
Chapter 33 120. _Ligula Argentea._
Chapter 34 121. _Cochlearia._
Chapter 35 3. § 35, p. 393. “La dureté du gouvernement peut aller jusqu’à detruire
Chapter 36 2. Privilegia ordinis S. Jo. Hierosol. small folio, Romæ 1588. 3.
Chapter 37 407. Serapio de Temperam. Simplic. p. 164. In Du Cange’s Gloss. Gr.
Chapter 38 1495. A Milanese, by duke Louis Sforza, to Michael Ferner and
Chapter 39 1501. Privilegium sodalitatis Celticæ a senatu Romani imperii
Chapter 40 1506. A papal, of pope Julius II., to Evangelista Tosino the
Chapter 41 1510. The first Imperial, to Lectura aurea semper Domini abbatis
Chapter 42 1527. A privilege from the duke of Saxony to the edition of the New
Chapter 43 1510. The history of king Boccus ... printed at London by Thomas
Chapter 44 1518. Oratio Richardi Pacei ... Impressa per Richardum Pynson,
Chapter 45 introduction of them at the mines of the Harz Forest, i. 67.
Chapter 46 introduction of gas, ii. 182-185.

Chapter 23: 22. 2nd. The altar of burnt incense, ver. 20 and 22. 3rd. The wooden

cherubim above seventeen feet in height, ver. 28. 4th. The floor, ver.

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