Abury, A
Abury, A Temple of the British Druids, With Some Others, Described
作者：Stukeley, William, 1687-1765
体例：段 章数：14
字数：294,332 来源：Project Gutenberg
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- 平均每段 21,023 字；最长 Here three things most evidently appear, 1. _Jehovah_ was th（39,975 字），最短 2. The very learned _Schedius_, in his treatise _de mor. ger（14,243 字）。
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共 14 段- Here three things most evidently appear, 1. _Jehovah_ was th
- 2. ’Tis an open temple of a circular form, made of stones se
- In regard to the natural history of the stones, ’tis the sam
- The central obelisk of this temple is of a circular form at
- The loss of this work I did not lament alone; but all the ne
- I had sufficient opportunity of comparing the effect of the
- _Pausanias in Eliac._ II. writes, upon the bank of the river
- _This second sort of temples made by the circle and snake, w
- _The second sort of temples called_ Dracontia, _like that of
- Hercules _of_ Tyre, _part of his history. Was a pastor king
- The evidences of _Hercules_ planting _Britain_, are of the l
- Tho’ my business is to speak more fully of the religion of t
- _Phtha_, in _Suidas_ called φθάς, is deriv’d, on the authori
- 2. The very learned _Schedius_, in his treatise _de mor. ger