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... accident of history that the name is derived from Albi, ... distortive of their doctrines. "No person," observes Francis Palgrave ... must avoid reading into Homer what Homer never knew. On ...

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... onward into the beautiful land. Sometimes indeed no path was needed; for the rivers; ... was one lofty mountain in central Greece; named Mount Olympus; which the Hellenes believed was ...

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... west of Greece, a king whose name was Odysseus. Odysseus feared no man. Stronger and braver than ... fair. While their only child, a boy named Telemachus, was still a baby, there was ...

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... flinched; so he lent the conspirators his name, and rose by their help to the imperial ... herself at rest under a sovereign who indulged no wanton fancies, but was gentle and calm ...

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... himself C. Julius Caesar Octavianus. But the name Octavianus soon fell into disuse, and by his ... to his imperturbable self-control. He was no general; he was hardly a soldier, though ...

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... , or "My Lord Bag of Rice." His true name was Fujiwara Hidesato, and there is a very interesting ... he came to the bridge of Seta-no-Karashi spanning one end of the beautiful Lake ...

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... plain, matter-of-fact Pennsylvania town, of no particular antiquity, with a very decided Dutch ... or anything had happened to cause its own name to be noised abroad, until one day ...

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... name of Julius Caesar, warrior and conqueror, has been renowned through the ages, and its fame has suffered no ... the race to which they gave the name of Germans. The territory of the ...

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... Roman legion, that time-honoured organisation whose name is so intimately bound up with the ... and bow. The typical Roman soldier was no longer the iron legionary, who, with shield ...

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... It was a rich and peaceful land, but no man knew where it began or where it ended, ... people there were many tribes, each taking its name from one of the grandsons of Tew; but the ...

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... in our heart, that his expulsion therefrom, no matter what philosophy may teach us, must ... fashion, and when the very mention of his name, far from causing men to cross themselves, ...

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... that every nationality which is worthy of the name has looked back upon that age with a ... from those of the earlier age, and they no longer absorbed so large a part of the activity ...

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Black Hawk’s name, as given in his autobiography, was Ma-ka- ... as they roamed during a conversation. Above these rested no eyebrows. The forehead was given the appearance of unusual ...

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... ruts of the lane were deep, as if no man had any particular business to repair them ... mile from the village. It bore a picturesque name—Applecroft—and an artist, straying by chance up ...

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... neither case, however, had they discovered his name or where he lived. This secret he guarded ... If they were safely out of the way, no one could possibly know of his connection with ...

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... in length by nine in breadth—was by no means the matter of trivial importance which its ... succeeded his son Maurice, the bearer of a name also memorable in the history of the States, ...

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... ; an Egyptian, K?ra, and a dragoman named Tadros. K?ra, being white-skinned, is mistaken ... for a Copt, though he is no Christian, and he has no respect for Arab Muslims, either. ...

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... , however, and perpetuated only in name an august sovereignty which at one time ... language, religion, and political forms, having no common bond in administration, law, justice, or ...

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... a few months Queen of Bohemia, had been named by the Act of Settlement (1701) as successor ... years with almost absolute power, he had had no training for the task of ruling England as ...

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... Roman Empire was no more.             Previous to this period, however, Gaul had been in fact, though not in name, separated from the ...

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... . In like manner the description of the primitive peoples of ... note, however, that there is no proof that the earliest type ... which has been applied the name Iberians. They were the ...

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... This bookshop, which does business under the unusual name "Parnassus at Home," is housed in one ... entirely in second-hand volumes. There is no second-hand bookshop in the world more ...

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... of Europe to Asia and Africa, was no mere patriotic catchword. It was the expression ... and unconquerable, and what was wrought in her name would outlast the ages. In the modern ...

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... ruins rises a rough-hewn stone bearing the name Gustav Vasa. On this spot he was born ... his mother was temporarily residing, and there is no reason to think it continued long the home ...

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... range of English history there is no monarch whose character has been ... priest and layman, cardinal-archbishop and "hammer of the monks," men whom Henry had ... of his name unimpaired...

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