Collectanea de Rebus Hibernicus; PT. 2 No. XIV. Vallancey, C. a Vindication of the Ancient History of Ireland
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Collectanea de Rebus Hibernicus; PT. 2 No. XIV. Vallancey, C. a Vindication of the Ancient History of Ireland (2012)
EN PB NWISBN: 9781235835582 bzw. 1235835588, in Englisch, 212 Seiten, General Books LLC, Taschenbuch, neu.
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This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated.1786 Excerpt: ... at Muighe Tuirreadh, and routed the Firbolgs; in the first he had his hand cut off by Eochad j in the last he lost his head. This Chapter is replete with Oriental Anecdotes, strangely perverted by Keating: It proves that the Magogians were seated in or about Oman, (as in the preceding Chapter.) and is a demonstration that the ancient history of Ireland could not have been the work of an Irish Monk, as it was impossible, he could have been so well acquainted with Asiatic history: and every impartial Reader must be of that opinion, by the time he has perused this Chapter. The Reim Riogra, or Royal Kalendar of Ireland informs us, that this Colony was of the family of Cujh the Son of Ham, as in the following table. 1 Noah, 12 Larcogh, 2 Cham, 13 Galam, Remarks. That the Father was of the race of (the Forahaire) and the Mother a Tuatha Dadann, (d'fine fomora dosomh de thaoibh a Athor, agus do Tuathabh Dadann a mhathar,) by name Ere daughter of Dealbaoith; and that this Colony came to Ireland 705 years before the birth of Christ, or in the year of the World 3303 (t). From Bochart we collect that Dedan Son of Rbegma, Son of Cbus, fettled in or about Oman: Rbegma urbs & sinus Arabiæ in MariPersico,--in eodem littore prope Rhegmam ad orientem suit urbs Dedan, hodie Daden, medio fere spatio inter fretum Basoræ, id est, ostium Maris Persici, & Omanorum stuvium Om, qui Lar est Ptolemæi & (Palg vel) Phalg Geographi Nubiensis. Ab hac urbe, Daden dicitur etiam vicina regio Odoarda Barboza in deferiptione Ormuz; avanti nella delta cofia e un altra terra nominata Dadene (u) The Reader must observe that there was another Dedan, descended of Abraham, who setded at Dedan in Idumæa on the Mediterranean, of whom the prophet Jeremiah speaks, C. 25. V. 13 and 4... Paperback, Label: General Books LLC, General Books LLC, Product group: Book, Published: 2012-02-09, Studio: General Books LLC.
Von Händler/Antiquariat, KELINDO.
This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated.1786 Excerpt: ... at Muighe Tuirreadh, and routed the Firbolgs; in the first he had his hand cut off by Eochad j in the last he lost his head. This Chapter is replete with Oriental Anecdotes, strangely perverted by Keating: It proves that the Magogians were seated in or about Oman, (as in the preceding Chapter.) and is a demonstration that the ancient history of Ireland could not have been the work of an Irish Monk, as it was impossible, he could have been so well acquainted with Asiatic history: and every impartial Reader must be of that opinion, by the time he has perused this Chapter. The Reim Riogra, or Royal Kalendar of Ireland informs us, that this Colony was of the family of Cujh the Son of Ham, as in the following table. 1 Noah, 12 Larcogh, 2 Cham, 13 Galam, Remarks. That the Father was of the race of (the Forahaire) and the Mother a Tuatha Dadann, (d'fine fomora dosomh de thaoibh a Athor, agus do Tuathabh Dadann a mhathar,) by name Ere daughter of Dealbaoith; and that this Colony came to Ireland 705 years before the birth of Christ, or in the year of the World 3303 (t). From Bochart we collect that Dedan Son of Rbegma, Son of Cbus, fettled in or about Oman: Rbegma urbs & sinus Arabiæ in MariPersico,--in eodem littore prope Rhegmam ad orientem suit urbs Dedan, hodie Daden, medio fere spatio inter fretum Basoræ, id est, ostium Maris Persici, & Omanorum stuvium Om, qui Lar est Ptolemæi & (Palg vel) Phalg Geographi Nubiensis. Ab hac urbe, Daden dicitur etiam vicina regio Odoarda Barboza in deferiptione Ormuz; avanti nella delta cofia e un altra terra nominata Dadene (u) The Reader must observe that there was another Dedan, descended of Abraham, who setded at Dedan in Idumæa on the Mediterranean, of whom the prophet Jeremiah speaks, C. 25. V. 13 and 4... Paperback, Label: General Books LLC, General Books LLC, Product group: Book, Published: 2012-02-09, Studio: General Books LLC.
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Collectanea de Rebus Hibernicus;PT. 2 No. XIV. Vallancey, C. a Vindication of the Ancient History of Ireland (2012)
EN PB NWISBN: 9781235835582 bzw. 1235835588, in Englisch, General Books, Taschenbuch, neu.
Von Händler/Antiquariat, L Books [55166702], EPINAY SUR ORGE, France.
AUTHOR: Pownall, Thomas. PUBLISHER: General Books. BINDING: Paperback. DATE: 02/01/2012. EAN: 9781235835582.
AUTHOR: Pownall, Thomas. PUBLISHER: General Books. BINDING: Paperback. DATE: 02/01/2012. EAN: 9781235835582.
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