 | Charles Thompson (fict. name.) - 1744 - 470 páginas
...Sciences; and 'for their Difcoveries and Improvements in the karned Way, it is probable they excell'd yet more in their mechanical Skill, than in the Labours...Sidon, the Purple of Tyre, and the exceeding fine Linnen they wove, were of theie own Produce, their ftaple Manufactures, and faid to have been their... | |
 | 1747 - 530 páginas
...improbable, that they excelled much more in the&uret. labours ot the hand, than in thofe of the head r. The glafs of Sidon, the purple of Tyre, and the exceeding fine linen they wove, were the product of their own country, and their own inventions * : and for their extraordinary fkill in... | |
 | 1747 - 524 páginas
...that they excelled much more in the ^urtllabours of the hand, than in thofe of the head '. The glals of Sidon, the purple of Tyre, and the exceeding fine linen they wove, were the product of their own country, and their own inventions s : and for their extraordinary skill in... | |
 | Jonathan Scot (Freemason of London.) - 1754 - 352 páginas
...probable they excelled much more in the Labours of the Hand than thofe of the Head. The Glafs of Sidm, the Purple of Tyre, and the exceeding fine Linen they wove, were the Product of their own Country, and tfceir own Inventions : And for their extraordinary Skill in... | |
 | Freemasons - 1767 - 466 páginas
...though it is very probable they excelled much more in the Labours of the Hand, than thofe of the Head. The Glafs of Sidon, the Purple of Tyre, and the exceeding fine Linen they wove, were the Product of their own Country, and their own Inventions: And for their extraordinary Skill in working... | |
 | John Adams - 1795 - 480 páginas
...however probable they excelled much more in the labours of the hand, than in thofe of the head. The glnfs of Sidon, the purple of Tyre, and the exceeding fine linen they manufactured, were famous to a proverb. For their extraordinary flcill in working of metals, in hewing... | |
 | David Ramsay - 1819 - 386 páginas
...comprehended under the general denomination of Phoenicians, were of a most happy genius. The glass of Jjidon; the purple of Tyre; and the exceeding fine linen they wove, were the products of their own country and their own invention. With respect to their skill in working metals;... | |
 | Philip Sheldon Foner, Robert J. Branham - 1998 - 952 páginas
...many great discoveries and improvements of the sciences, as well as in point of learning. The glass of Sidon, the purple of Tyre, and the exceeding fine linen they wove, were the product of their own country and their own invention; and for their extraordinary skill in working... | |
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Glafs of Sidon, the Purple of Tyre, and the exceeding fine Linen they wove, were the Product of their own Country, and their own Inventions: And... 