...however, to the constitutional cachexy, and followed, not unfrequently, by the regular disease. Into these it is not necessary to enter here. Suffice it to say, that numerous * I was once gravely consulted, by an old coachman in a somewhat too liberal establishment,...

...Ain el Weibeh, the more westerly Ain-el-Kudeirat, or Ain-Gadis. Into the details of the discussion it is not necessary to enter here, suffice it to say that Professor Palmer's " Desert of the Exodus " seems to the present writer to determine the balance very...

...other was as frequent and as fierce as with the Saracens. Into the vicissitudes of these petty wars it is not necessary to enter here. Suffice it to say that Sancho, King of Navarre, at his death in 1035, had, by the fortune of war, come to reign over the principal...

...other was as frequent and as fierce as with the Saracens. Into the vicissitudes of these petty wars it is not necessary to enter here. Suffice it to say that Sancho, King of Navarre, at his death in 1035, had, by the fortune of war, come to reign over the principal...

...the book Die Religion des Alten Testamentes nach den kanonischen Buchern entwickelt, Erster Theil. it is not necessary to enter here. Suffice it to say that, while the Leben Jesu addressed itself to the thousands of ordinary educated readers, the Biblische...

...and which arise from deep-lying historic and economic causes. Into the large subject of these causes it is not necessary to enter here. Suffice it to say that the difference in physical strength between the sexes, together with woman's disability during the...

...Hamilton.1 Between Campbell and Brooker, and apparently also between Brooker and Musgrave, a quarrel arose into which it is not necessary to enter here : suffice it to say that a year after his appointment Brooker was in possession of the post-office, and that on 21 December,...

...— France and Spain. Into the long record of bloodshed, alliances, and cross-alliances that followed it is not necessary to enter here. Suffice it to say that the outcome of the whole bitter struggle was that by the middle of the century France had been driven...

...— France and Spain. Into the long record of bloodshed, alliances, and cross-alliances that followed it is not necessary to enter here. Suffice it to say that the outcome of the whole bitter struggle was that by the middle of the century France had been driven...

...оруц autem animum significet." Around the meaning of каког^ч, àperrj, SetXoç, еа-вХоч and the like in Theognis has raged a controversy into...distinctions. When Theognis applies ауавоч, apery and the like to men of high birth, like a true aristocrat he credits his class with superior...