 | 1767 - 574 sidor
...author's preface, which will fully mow the ground-work of his ingenious hypothefis. " It is necellary rbr me to acquaint .the "• reader, that the wonderful people, to whom I aliude, were the rfe•' llendants of Chus ; and called Cuthites and Culeans. 'They rtood " their ground... | |
 | Several Hands - 1774 - 642 sidor
...have fufficed for the effecting all that is attributed to thefe mighty adventurer?. It is neceflary for me to acquaint the reader, that the wonderful people, to whom I allude, were the defendants of Chus ; and called CuthiteS and Cufeans. They ftood their ground at the general migration of families... | |
 | John Richardson - 1777 - 246 sidor
...author's preface, which will fully fhow the ground-work of his ingenious hypothefis. " It is neceflary for me to acquaint the " reader, that the wonderful people, to whom " I allude, were the defcendants of Chus ; and. " called Cuthites and Cufeans. They ftood their " ground at the general... | |
 | John Richardson - 1778 - 514 sidor
...author's preface, which will fully fhow the ground -work of his ingenious hypothefis. " It is neceflaryfor me to acquaint the reader, " that the wonderful people, to whom I al" hide, were the defcendants ofChus; and " called Cuthites and Cufeans. They ftood " their ground... | |
 | Jacob Bryant - 1807 - 472 sidor
...have sufficed for the effecting all that is attributed to these mighty adventurers. It is necessary for me to acquaint the Reader, that the wonderful people to whom I allude %\ere the descendants of Chus, and called Cuthites and Cuseans. They stood their ground at the general... | |
 | Jacob Bryant - 1807 - 598 sidor
...have sufficed for the effecting all that is attributed to these mighty adventurers. It is necessary for me to acquaint the Reader, that the wonderful people to whom I allude AN ere the descendants of Chus, and called Cuthites and Cuseans. They stood their ground at the general... | |
 | Burton Feldman, Robert D. Richardson - 1972 - 598 sidor
...have sufficed for the effecting all, that is attributed to these mighty adventurers. It is necessary for me to acquaint the Reader, that the wonderful people, to whom I allude, were the descendents of Chus; and called Cuthites, and Cuseans. They stood their ground at the general migration... | |
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... parts of the east; where we may observe the same rites and ceremonies, and the same traditional histories, as are to be met with in their other settlements. The country called Phenicia could not have sufficed for the effecting all that is attributed... 