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However, I can manage to cut off one of these pernicious tentacles of ignorance by referring to dear Strabo who had long ago alluded to a connection between the name Samos and words for 'high' Strab., Geo.

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The gold and silver mines of Colchos attracted the Argonauts, (Strab.l. i.p. 77.)

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The Ethiopians believed that there was one God, who was the cause of all things, but they also reverenced another God, whom they supposed to be inferior to him, and to have _no name_ (ανωνυμον) —; _Strab.

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St. Angelo, in the kingdom of Naples, runs three hundred stadia into the Adriatic Sea, (Strab. — vi.p. 436,) and in the darker ages was illustrated by the apparition, miracles, and church, of St. Michael the archangel.

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XX, Liv.lib. iX 'X' Strab.lib. v. k Strab.lib. v. 1 SiL Ital.

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While Tiberius profecuted the war in Germanyj Corne - lias CoOus was employed in Mauritania againft the 'Getuli, who, revolting from king Juba, maiTacred all the Romans c Strab.lib. xvi. p«748.

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Is., xix, 6-7), where it was formerly regarded as the distinctive plant of the country (Strab., xvii, 15) and the Nile was styled "the papyrus-bearer" (Ovid, "Metam.", xv, 753), but still grows around the

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Sic.v. 38, § 4.] [Footnote 1023: Strab. l.s.c.] [Footnote 1024: Plin.

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Bætis (Guadalquivir).] [Footnote 928: See the _Speaker's Commentary_, ad loc.] [Footnote 929: Strab. xv.

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"Agenor."] [Footnote 425: Renan, _Mission de Phénicie_, p. 559.] [Footnote 426: Ibid.] [Footnote 427: Ibid.] [Footnote 428: Strab. xvi.

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