Sacred Philosophy of the Seasons; Illustrating the Perfections of God in the Phenomena of the Year, Part 2William Oliphant and Son, 1837 |
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afford allude ancient ANCIENT HISTORY animals appear architecture ARCHITECTURE.-ITS autumn beauty bleaching bread Britain building byssus century Charles Dupin Christ Christian climate clothing colour contrivance corn cotton Creator cultivated Divine dyeing earth effect Egypt employed England enjoyment erected exertion existence extent faculties feet flax fruits Greece habits heart heaven Herodotus human hundred important improvement increase ingenuity inhabitants invention kind labour magnificent manufacture materials means ment mind nature necessary nourishment observed operations original peculiar perfection period plant Pliny population pounds sterling pounds weight present principle produce progress Providence pyramids quadrupeds race racter remarkable rendered rience rock ruins says season Shinar silk silk-worm society soil soul species spirit stone subsistence substance sugar supply taste temple things threads tion Tower of Babel trees tribes tural Upper Egypt various vegetable wants weaving WEEK-TUESDAY whole wonderful