Transactions of the Glasgow Archaeological Society, Tom 2The Society, 1896 |
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... March , 1621. * The last tract in the Trinum Magicum professes to give the oracles of Zoroaster and the mystical philosophy of all the nations of antiquity . It does so - in aphorisms . Freytag's account of the book is notable in ...
... March , 1621. * The last tract in the Trinum Magicum professes to give the oracles of Zoroaster and the mystical philosophy of all the nations of antiquity . It does so - in aphorisms . Freytag's account of the book is notable in ...
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... March 15 , 1888 , under the title : Bibliographical Notes on the Magnetic Cure of Wounds , the Weapon Salve , the Powder of Sympathy and Sympathetic Cures . ] + Trans . Archæol . Soc . Glasgow , 1883 , II . p . 196 . This , like Art's ...
... March 15 , 1888 , under the title : Bibliographical Notes on the Magnetic Cure of Wounds , the Weapon Salve , the Powder of Sympathy and Sympathetic Cures . ] + Trans . Archæol . Soc . Glasgow , 1883 , II . p . 196 . This , like Art's ...
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... March , 1690 . He had another son , George , a merchant in Glasgow , who was admitted a Burgess and Guild Brother of Glasgow on 13th March , 1701 , as lawful son of umquhil John Johnston ; and he must have been of some consequence , for ...
... March , 1690 . He had another son , George , a merchant in Glasgow , who was admitted a Burgess and Guild Brother of Glasgow on 13th March , 1701 , as lawful son of umquhil John Johnston ; and he must have been of some consequence , for ...
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... March , 1686 , on the narrative that he had been informed there hath been most injurious calumnies laid upon the Most Rev. Father in God , and his right trusty and well - beloved Councillor , Arthur , Lord Archbishop of St. Andrews , by ...
... March , 1686 , on the narrative that he had been informed there hath been most injurious calumnies laid upon the Most Rev. Father in God , and his right trusty and well - beloved Councillor , Arthur , Lord Archbishop of St. Andrews , by ...
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... March . last , and the said Lords their sentence , for turning out John Johnston , of the Magistracy of Glasgow do thereby order John Barnes , late Provost thereof , to be presentlie installed Provost of that Burgh , and to officiate as ...
... March . last , and the said Lords their sentence , for turning out John Johnston , of the Magistracy of Glasgow do thereby order John Barnes , late Provost thereof , to be presentlie installed Provost of that Burgh , and to officiate as ...
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