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TAYLOR, Journal of the Royal Asiatic Society, vol. xv. p. 272. STRABO, xvi. 1, 5. DIODORUS, ii. 10. PLACE, Ninive, vol. i. pp. 170-182 and 256-259, vol. iii. plates 9-18. PLACE, Ninive, vol. iii. plate 2. PLACE, Ninive, vol. i. p. 128. LAYARD, Nineveh, vol. i. p. 134; vol. ii. pp. 79 and 261. Discoveries, pp. 162-165. PLACE, Ninive, vol. i. pp. 269-280 and plates 38 and 39.
N. and H. iii. 203; and see his letter to Lincoln, ibid. 272, 273. Mississippi, in declaring the causes of her secession, said: "Our position is thoroughly identical with the institution of slavery, the greatest material interest in the world." N. and H. iii. 201. Senator Mason of Virginia said: "It is a war of sentiment, of opinion; a war of one form of society against another form of society."
I preached 272 sermons, made 178 pastoral visits, wrote 202 letters, traveled almost fifteen thousand miles during that time, and in my fifty years ministry, have had a stated salary only about six years. In all I have preached something over 17,000 sermons, and have traveled over one million miles.
BLUE. What the color blue signifies, 76. BODY, the material, is composed of watery and earthy elements, and of aerial vapors thence arising, 192. The material body of man is overcharged with lusts, which are in it as dregs that precipitate themselves to the bottom when the must of wine is clarified, 272. Such are the constituent substances of which the bodies of men in the world are composed, 272.
L.H. Morgan, 'The American Beaver, 1868, p. 272. Capt. Mr. Blyth, as he informs me, saw Indian crows feeding two or three of their companions which were blind; and I have heard of an analogous case with the domestic cock. We may, if we choose, call these actions instinctive; but such cases are much too rare for the development of any special instinct. As Mr.
See post, beginning of 1781. See ante, ii. 272, note 2. Mr. Joseph Cooper Walker, of the Treasury, Dublin, who obligingly communicated to me this and a former letter from Dr. O'Connor. He is an amiable, learned, venerable old gentleman, of an independent fortune, who lives at Belanagar, in the county of Roscommon; he is an admired writer, and Member of the Irish Academy.
*272 Q. When should we receive Extreme Unction? A. We should receive Extreme Unction when we are in danger of death from sickness, or from a wound or accident. *273 Q. Should we wait until we are in extreme danger before we receive Extreme Unction?
As cold is in the mind, it is also in the body; and according to the increase of that cold, the externals also of the body are closed, n. 260. In the natural world almost all are capable of being joined together as to external, but not as to internal affections, if these disagree and are apparent, n. 272.
Compared with the wonderful fertility of Cuba, New England is a sterile area. Yet in 1790, a hundred and seventy years after its settlement, the latter had a population a little exceeding a million, while the former, in 1792, or two hundred and eighty years after its occupation, is officially credited with a population of 272,300. Of these, 153,559 were white and 118,741 were colored.
Though King Bimbisara welcomed the Buddha to his capital, and Buddhism made rapid headway amongst the masses, he does not appear to have himself embraced the new religion, and it is not till after Alexander the Great's expedition had for the first time brought an European conqueror on to Indian soil, and a new dynasty had transferred the seat of government to Pataliputra, the modern Patna, on the Ganges, that perhaps the greatest of Indian rulers, the Emperor Asoka, who reigned from 272 to circa 232 B.C., made Buddhism the state religion of his Empire.
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