Proceedings of the Literary & Philosophical Society of Liverpool, 32 tomasThe Society, 1878 |
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... the The Angles , Jutes and Saxons - who were they ? Pro . Hist . Soc . , L. and C. vol . 25 , p . 25 , et sæq . 1872-3 . Sacsans . It was assumed that both were foreigners , 134 THE CREDIBILITY OF VENERABLE BEDE , S. AND C. ,
... the The Angles , Jutes and Saxons - who were they ? Pro . Hist . Soc . , L. and C. vol . 25 , p . 25 , et sæq . 1872-3 . Sacsans . It was assumed that both were foreigners , 134 THE CREDIBILITY OF VENERABLE BEDE , S. AND C. ,
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... Sacsans , who appear to have given the Romans much trouble by their aggressive incursions , should adopt the first opportunity of asserting their indepen- dence also . Then there is a third party , those inhabitants of South Britain who ...
... Sacsans , who appear to have given the Romans much trouble by their aggressive incursions , should adopt the first opportunity of asserting their indepen- dence also . Then there is a third party , those inhabitants of South Britain who ...
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... Sacsans , were not natives of the island . But they went even further , and assumed that neither people was in the island until after the Romans left , and that they came on the invitation of Vortigern . A remarkable illustration of the ...
... Sacsans , were not natives of the island . But they went even further , and assumed that neither people was in the island until after the Romans left , and that they came on the invitation of Vortigern . A remarkable illustration of the ...
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... Sacsans , Angles , and Jutes were countrymen with the Britons , all of them being , by birth or adoption , Britanni , some of whom had reverted into Pelagianism , then the con- fusion and contradiction are much lessened ; otherwise it ...
... Sacsans , Angles , and Jutes were countrymen with the Britons , all of them being , by birth or adoption , Britanni , some of whom had reverted into Pelagianism , then the con- fusion and contradiction are much lessened ; otherwise it ...
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... Sacsans went forth in every storm with their light and narrow skiffs , and how they managed to accomplish so much in squadrons of three keels . It is strange Doctor Lingard should so readily accept this poetical figment ; for if the ...
... Sacsans went forth in every storm with their light and narrow skiffs , and how they managed to accomplish so much in squadrons of three keels . It is strange Doctor Lingard should so readily accept this poetical figment ; for if the ...
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