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the two. Through this race seems to have been
distributed over the coasts of the great inland sea,
and beyond them, a knowledge of the arts. It
facts :
— First, there is a great treasure of social art
political relation.
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II. ii. 104-8.
Greece. Not only because we find it associated with
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diversity of particulars.
It will naturally be asked if the Egyptian Empire
left upon once subject lands a trace of departed
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See PLoenician Affinities of Ithaca, Nineteenth Century, Aug.,
* Od. xiii. 20G-9.
1889.
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0(1. iv. 120-3.''.. •;
II. iii. 125. 3 ji vi. 292.
* 0(1. vi. 2;;:{: xxiii. 160.
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the Dardanelles.
I now, with renewed apologies, bring to a close
this very lium})le contribution to a great cause.
LOSLOS : I'EINTEU \.\ WM. ClOWES & 8jN8, l/TD., StAMFOBD SrUEF.T AND CHARINQ CttOSS.
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