Travels Through the Low Countries: Germany, Italy and France, with Curious Observations, Natural, Topographical, Moral, Physiological, & C. Also, A Catalogue of Plants, Found Spontaneously Growing in Those Parts, and Their Virtues, Volumen1

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J. Walthoe, 1738 - 547 páginas
 

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Página 255 - unto the place from whence the rivers come thither they return again ; we
Página 320 - nigh unto it, wherein he dwelt; and that in his time it was carried by the angels from thence to the mountain of the two brothers, where they placed it as
Página 101 - which, either by fome deluge, inundation, earthquake, or fome fuch other means, came to be thrown to that place, and there to be filled with
Página 106 - (to continue that abufive name) have no parts of a different texture from the rock or quarry they are taken, that is, that there is no
Página 105 - or removed. Whence it will follow, that if the mountains were not from the beginning, either the world is a great deal older than is
Página 47 - for a kind of impregnable retreat when armies march that way : for, being acquainted with all the ways in it, they carry into it whatsoever they would have fafe, as well their
Página 346 - whereof, with a little of the head of the root cut off, they cat raw with
Página 319 - of our Lady of Loretto; and thence again they carried it, by reafon of the many robberies committed, to a mountain of two brothers in the
Página 49 - PROFESSOR, DEVOTISSIMUS ORATOR ET BONORUM LARGISSIMUS PAUPERIBUS EROGATOR, QUI TOTO QUASI ORBE LUSTRATO, LEODII DIEM VITE SUE CLAUSIT
Página 296 - IMP. CAES. L. SEPTIMIUS. SEVERUS. PIUS. PERTINAX. ARABICUS. ADIABENICUS. PARTHICUS. MAXIMUS. PONTIF. MAX. TRIB. POT. XI. COS. III. PP PROCOS. ET. IMP. CAES.

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