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There , also , on the interior walls of many apartments , were painted in bright colors pictures that would grace the parlors of our mansions , representing the events in the history of certain personages who had flourished at the dawn ...
There , also , on the interior walls of many apartments , were painted in bright colors pictures that would grace the parlors of our mansions , representing the events in the history of certain personages who had flourished at the dawn ...
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There , also , on the interior walls of many apartments , were painted in bright colors pictures that would grace the parlors of our mansions , representing the events in the history of certain personages who had flourished at the dawn ...
There , also , on the interior walls of many apartments , were painted in bright colors pictures that would grace the parlors of our mansions , representing the events in the history of certain personages who had flourished at the dawn ...
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There , also , on the interior walls of many apartments , were painted in bright colors pictures that would grace the parlors of our mansions , representing the events in the history of certain personages who had flourished at the dawn ...
There , also , on the interior walls of many apartments , were painted in bright colors pictures that would grace the parlors of our mansions , representing the events in the history of certain personages who had flourished at the dawn ...
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—an assertion that seemed most absurd to those worshippers of the sun , moon , and other celestial bodies , who regarded Ku , the Divine Essence , the uncreated Soul of the World , as the only Supreme God , not to be represented under ...
—an assertion that seemed most absurd to those worshippers of the sun , moon , and other celestial bodies , who regarded Ku , the Divine Essence , the uncreated Soul of the World , as the only Supreme God , not to be represented under ...
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In the legend explanatory of his object in drawing that chart , as in many other places in his book , he gives the serkan , “ south , ” as symbol of the southern continent . He represents the northern by this monogram Ya that reads aac ...
In the legend explanatory of his object in drawing that chart , as in many other places in his book , he gives the serkan , “ south , ” as symbol of the southern continent . He represents the northern by this monogram Ya that reads aac ...
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| Titre | Queen Móo and the Egyptian Sphinx |
| Auteur | Augustus Le Plongeon |
| Édition | 2 |
| Éditeur | The Author, 1900 |
| Original provenant de | Université de Princeton |
| Numérisé | 8 août 2008 |
| Longueur | 277 pages |
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