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... Oannes , had formerly taught them divinity ; and this pike was immortal , three feet in length , and a small cref- cent on the tail . In veneration to this Oannes no pikes were to be eaten . A mighty dispute 2- rofe among the divines ...
... Oannes , had formerly taught them divinity ; and this pike was immortal , three feet in length , and a small cref- cent on the tail . In veneration to this Oannes no pikes were to be eaten . A mighty dispute 2- rofe among the divines ...
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... Oannes , and that he had a foft roe ; but be- hold on being opened , it was found hard - roed . At this the two parties , equally out of counte- nance , and ftill fafting , the good - natured king told them , that he could only give ...
... Oannes , and that he had a foft roe ; but be- hold on being opened , it was found hard - roed . At this the two parties , equally out of counte- nance , and ftill fafting , the good - natured king told them , that he could only give ...
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