A Complete Dictionary of the Greek and Roman Antiquities: Explaining the Obscure Places in Classic Authors ... Also an Account of Their Navigations, Arts and Sciences, and the Inventors of Them; with the Lives and Opinions of Their PhilosophersJohn Nicholson [etc.] and sold, 1700 - 608 páginas |
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... Mount Pindus , ran over the Rocks but his Heel , by which she held him when the and made a great Devastation in the Country , dipt him . She caufed him to be educated by whereupon Hercules opened a more large and Chiron the Centaur , a ...
... Mount Pindus , ran over the Rocks but his Heel , by which she held him when the and made a great Devastation in the Country , dipt him . She caufed him to be educated by whereupon Hercules opened a more large and Chiron the Centaur , a ...
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... Mount Pelion , and Water from the River Specchius , to- gether with Garlands made of Flowers , which were called immortal because they never faded . Philoftratus on the Picture of Achilles , and Quin- tus Calaber in lib . 3 of his ...
... Mount Pelion , and Water from the River Specchius , to- gether with Garlands made of Flowers , which were called immortal because they never faded . Philoftratus on the Picture of Achilles , and Quin- tus Calaber in lib . 3 of his ...
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... Mount Calvary , and another to Jupiter in the place from whence our Saviour äfcended , and a Third to Adonis in Bethlehem , where the Son of God was born , which continu'd there until the time of the Emperor Conftantine . Adrian was ...
... Mount Calvary , and another to Jupiter in the place from whence our Saviour äfcended , and a Third to Adonis in Bethlehem , where the Son of God was born , which continu'd there until the time of the Emperor Conftantine . Adrian was ...
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... Mount Olympus , Paul Æmilius endea vour'd by all means to diflodg him from thence , and having discover'd a Path which led to a Hill , whereon was built the Temple of Apolla Pythius , he fent his Two adopted Sons , Scipio Africanus ...
... Mount Olympus , Paul Æmilius endea vour'd by all means to diflodg him from thence , and having discover'd a Path which led to a Hill , whereon was built the Temple of Apolla Pythius , he fent his Two adopted Sons , Scipio Africanus ...
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... Mount Ida , by the favour of the Night , while the Enemy was bufie in taking the Spoil ; that then he built many Ships with the Trees he found upon that Mountain , and after he had equip'd ' em with Ne- ceffaries , be embarqu'd with the ...
... Mount Ida , by the favour of the Night , while the Enemy was bufie in taking the Spoil ; that then he built many Ships with the Trees he found upon that Mountain , and after he had equip'd ' em with Ne- ceffaries , be embarqu'd with the ...
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