The Edinburgh Review: Or Critical Journal, Nide 131A. Constable, 1870 |
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... Cross in such extraordinary rever- ence , it has been assumed by the author of the little apologue included in the brief list of books prefixed to this essay , that its origin , as a sacred symbol , was coeval with the creation of man ...
... Cross in such extraordinary rever- ence , it has been assumed by the author of the little apologue included in the brief list of books prefixed to this essay , that its origin , as a sacred symbol , was coeval with the creation of man ...
Sivu 228
... Cross Thor should smite the head of the great serpent , and bring to life those who were slain ; that beneath the Cross the Muysca mothers [ in South America ] should lay their babes , trusting by that sign to secure them from the power ...
... Cross Thor should smite the head of the great serpent , and bring to life those who were slain ; that beneath the Cross the Muysca mothers [ in South America ] should lay their babes , trusting by that sign to secure them from the power ...
Sivu 233
... cross was not only associated with other subjects corresponding in every particular with those delineated on Babylonian monu- ments ( such , for example , as a bleeding deity , an ... Cross common to both 1870 . 233 The Prechristian Cross .
... cross was not only associated with other subjects corresponding in every particular with those delineated on Babylonian monu- ments ( such , for example , as a bleeding deity , an ... Cross common to both 1870 . 233 The Prechristian Cross .
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