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That of the Vandals, which had occupied, since 429, Rome's most flourishing province, also her granary, had been consistently and bitterly hostile to its Catholic inhabitants. That of Toulouse, under Euric, was then persecuting them. Britain had been severed from the empire, and seemed no less lost to the Church, under the occupation of Saxon invaders at least as savage as the Frank or the Vandal.
A Babylonian district is naught but an extended city. See p. 429. Gen. viii. 22. See above, p. 370, and chapter xxii. I.e., for each of the great gods. I.e., of the gods. A particular group of stars the mashi stars is mentioned, but the term seems to be used in a rather general sense. I cannot share Delitzsch's extreme skepticism with regard to the interpretation of the fifth tablet.
I never saw him more sweet, nor better attended to by his audience. In December she wrote: 'Dr. Johnson is very gay, and sociable, and comfortable, and quite as kind to me as ever. A little later she wrote to Mrs. Thrale: 'Does Dr. Johnson continue gay and good-humoured, and "valuing nobody" in a morning? Mme. D'Arblay's Diary, i. 412, 429, 432. Pr. and Med. p. 185.
Is not, for example, the statement that the Commission "has no forces at its command" a little difficult to justify in view of Article 430 of the Treaty, which runs: "In case, either during the occupation or after the expiration of the fifteen years referred to above, the Reparation Commission finds that Germany refuses to observe the whole or part of her obligations under the present Treaty with regard to Reparation, the whole or part of the areas specified in Article 429 will be reoccupied immediately by the Allied and Associated Powers"? The decision, as to whether Germany has kept her engagements and whether it is possible for her to keep them, is left, it should be observed, not to the League of Nations, but to the Reparation Commission itself; and an adverse ruling on the part of the Commission is to be followed "immediately" by the use of armed force.
A copy of Evelina had been placed in the Bodleian. 'Johnson says, wrote Miss Burney, 'that when he goes to Oxford he will write my name in the books, and my age when I writ them, and then, he says, 'the world may know that we So mix our studies, and so joined our fame. For we shall go down hand in hand to posterity. Mme. D'Arblay's Diary, i.429.
He was born of noble Athenian parents B.C. 429, the year that Pericles died, and the second year of the Peloponnesian War, and the most active period of Grecian thought. He had a severe education, studying poetry, music, rhetoric, and blending these with philosophy. He was only twenty when he found out Socrates, with whom he remained ten years, and from whom he was separated only by death.
Thus Stevens gives figures of two carvings in his "Flint Chips," p. 429, Figs. 65 and 66, calling them manatees, and says: "In one particular, however, the sculptors of the mound-period committed an error. Mr.
* Keith, p. 414, 415, 429. Keith, p. 416. * Keith, p. 427. Keith, p. 420. v Keith, p. 428. There were several pretenders to the regency of the young prince after the intended deposition of Mary.
The operations of the Patent Office demonstrate the activity of the inventive genius of the country. For the year ended June 30, 1885, the applications for patents, including reissues, and for the registration of trade-marks and labels, numbered 35,688. During the same period there were 22,928 patents granted and reissued and 1,429 trade-marks and labels registered.
A blinding mist came up and the tide came in, but Mary never came home only as she floated ashore the next morning, drowned. A little way off the railway track, lies Maes Garmon, the scene of a great victory gained by the Britons over the Scots and Picts, in 429.
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