The Classical Journal, Volume 15A. J. Valpay., 1817 |
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... Perhaps then the sons of Anak meant to call themselves the sons of that heaven which seems to encircle the earth , or of the orb of the day , or of the revolving year . Without ques- tioning the existence of such a man as Anak , 2 Περὶ ...
... Perhaps then the sons of Anak meant to call themselves the sons of that heaven which seems to encircle the earth , or of the orb of the day , or of the revolving year . Without ques- tioning the existence of such a man as Anak , 2 Περὶ ...
Pagina 1
... Perhaps the true pronunciation of Beni - Anak is Beni - Oinak ; and the euphonizing Greek would find Phornikes to be the nearest approach to the cacophonous barbarism that his tongue could utter . Still , however , we have not obtained ...
... Perhaps the true pronunciation of Beni - Anak is Beni - Oinak ; and the euphonizing Greek would find Phornikes to be the nearest approach to the cacophonous barbarism that his tongue could utter . Still , however , we have not obtained ...
Pagina 2
... perhaps no other than Anak mistaken for the personiti- cation of the solar orb . In Phanes , another symbol of the sun , we shall again , I think , meet with the same Anak , called Phanak by the Egyptians . Phoroneus , the son of ...
... perhaps no other than Anak mistaken for the personiti- cation of the solar orb . In Phanes , another symbol of the sun , we shall again , I think , meet with the same Anak , called Phanak by the Egyptians . Phoroneus , the son of ...
Pagina 3
... Perhaps it was the symbol of universal Syria ; for the palm - tree is to be found on some medals that represent Judea . That the Phoenicians should have honoured this tree , which they considered as a type of the year , and of the solar ...
... Perhaps it was the symbol of universal Syria ; for the palm - tree is to be found on some medals that represent Judea . That the Phoenicians should have honoured this tree , which they considered as a type of the year , and of the solar ...
Pagina 4
... perhaps be accounted for , if the word phoenix be only a corruption from Noach , or Phinoach . It is scarcely possible to suppose , that the philosophers of Egypt attributed the annual inundation of the Nile to the ardour of the Sun's ...
... perhaps be accounted for , if the word phoenix be only a corruption from Noach , or Phinoach . It is scarcely possible to suppose , that the philosophers of Egypt attributed the annual inundation of the Nile to the ardour of the Sun's ...
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