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The circle de provenance of the disciples had likewise largely extended; it is no longer a simple little college of Palestineans; we can count in it people from Cyprus, Antioch, and Cyrene, and from almost all the points of the eastern coasts of the Mediterranean, where Jewish colonies had been established. Egypt alone was wanting in the primitive Church, and for a long time continued to be so.
Locket went on, "and the singular provenance of your papers would count almost overwhelmingly against them even if the other objections were met. There would be a perfect and probably a very complicated pedigree to trace. How did they get into your davenport, as you call it, and how long had they been there? What hands secreted them? what hands had, so incredibly, clung to them and preserved them?
Objects of the prehistoric period had been known to the museums for many years previously, but owing to the uncertainty of their provenance and the absence of knowledge of the existence of the primitive cemeteries, no scientific conclusions had been arrived at with regard to them; and it was not till the publication of M. de Morgan's book that they were recognized and classified as prehistoric.
This would fully account for the importance ascribed to it in the Bleheris-Gawain form, and for the asserted connection with the Grail. It was not till I came to study the version of the Perlesvaus, with a view to determining its original provenance, that I recognized its extreme importance for critical purposes.
These two propositions appear to be self-evident, but they have often been ignored in discussions of the provenance of mythical material. +827+. The similarities in myths all over the world extend over the whole domain of religion. +828+. Cosmogonic myths. Reference is made above to the reasons which led early men to pay such high regard to the lower animals.
White designs, often floral, on totally black ground of inferior dull glaze. Black ware decorated not by paint but by moulded figures and patterns. Provenance mainly Rhodes. Hellenistic ware is forerunner of Samian or Aretine red pottery with moulded designs. Very widespread in Greece in Imperial days. Remains as far as the scope of this section is concerned are few.
And then, even before they had all felt the full thrill of that, once more the door from the house opened, and out came Olga Bracely and Georgie. It is true that she had still her blue morning frock, which Mrs Weston had designated as Scrub, but it was a perfectly new Scrub, and if it had been completely covered with Paris labels, they would not have made its provenance one whit clearer.
In the same way, if a superstition or a riddle were offered to a student of folklore, he would have much difficulty in guessing its provenance, and naming the race from which it was brought. Suppose you tell a folklorist that, in a certain country, when anyone sneezes, people say 'Good luck to you, the student cannot say a priori what country you refer to, what race you have in your thoughts.
The picture was painted for the Church of Santa Maria del Mercato in Fabriano, and this, as well as the fact of its being precisely the same size, and with the same curved top, seems to argue that it formed originally one picture with the Madonna, No. 281 of the same gallery, whose provenance is also from that church.
Then there were swords and hatchets and knives that had been made on Industrial Sector the Organization must be getting them through some legitimate trading company and mirrors and perfumes and synthetic fiber textiles and cheap jewelry, of similar provenance.
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