...there in 1375, the period when he wrote. It is said to have been used in the Mediterranean voyages at the end of the thirteenth or beginning of the fourteenth century. With respect to the nations of the east, it is doubted whether they derived their knowledge of it from...

...there in 1375, the period when he wrote. It is said to have' been used in the Mediterranean voyages at the end of the thirteenth or beginning of the fourteenth century. With respect to the nations of the east, it is doubted whether they derived their knowledge of it from...

...there in 1375, the period when he wrote. It is said to have been used in the Mediterranean voyages at the end of the thirteenth or beginning of the fourteenth century. by the stars of the southern pole; and that they knew how to measure their elevation, as well as to...

...entitled Laxdaela-Saga, sive Historia cte rebus get tit Laxdulentium, and is supposed to have been written at the end of the thirteenth or beginning of the fourteenth century. It embraces the lives of seven generations of the family whose name it bears, one of the most distinguished...

...Mr. Morier, in the fourteenth century ; and according to the former, the Tarikh al Wasaf was composed at the end of the thirteenth or beginning of the fourteenth century. I will further observe, that if, as Mr. Morier states, the power of the Beni Kaiser was destroyed by...

...peace-offering, for the abuse he had lavished upon them. As his practice of alchymy was well-known, it was thought the box was filled with gold and silver,...or beginning of the fourteenth, century. Having no patrimony,-he set out for Paris at an early age, to try his fortune as a public scribe. He had received...

...parts were rebuilt at different times, but much about the same period. The inn itself was established at the end of the thirteenth or beginning of the fourteenth century, by Henry Lacy, Earl of Lincoln, whose name it still bears, and who died in it in 1312. The ground originally...

...handed down by tradition, and enshrined in the pages of Lenglet dn Fresnoy, is not a little marvelous. He was born at Pontoise, of a poor but respectable...He soon procured occupation as a letter-writer and copyist, and used to sit at the corner of the Rue de Marivaux, and practice his calling ; but he hardly...

...du Fresnoy, is not a little marvelous. He was born at Pontoise, of a poor but respectable family, it the end of the thirteenth, or beginning of the fourteenth...century. Having no patrimony, he set out for Paris at an ea:ly age, to try his fortune аs a public scribe. He had received a good education, ww well skilled...

...PRINTED ON VELLUM, in drop case. £16. 1876 The oïlginul MS. is an Interesting relic of English nrt at the end of the thirteenth or beginning of the fourteenth century. Of a book of this kind, a copy on Tcllnin Is of much greater interest than in most cases of such typographical...