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Page 109
... Colchis , " fays he , in the book Euterpe , " appear to come originally from Egypt . This opinion I hold more from my own obfervation than from any hearfay ; for I found " that in Colchis the ancient Egyptians were re- membered much ...
... Colchis , " fays he , in the book Euterpe , " appear to come originally from Egypt . This opinion I hold more from my own obfervation than from any hearfay ; for I found " that in Colchis the ancient Egyptians were re- membered much ...
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... Colchis The good old man Dondindac was , after a light repaft , kneeling in his large hall , between his vaft fheep - fold and his ample barn , with his wife , his five fons and five daughters , fome of his kindred and his domeftics ...
... Colchis The good old man Dondindac was , after a light repaft , kneeling in his large hall , between his vaft fheep - fold and his ample barn , with his wife , his five fons and five daughters , fome of his kindred and his domeftics ...
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