... to health XIII. d. Arrangement Of the protection of farm boundaries: XIV. a. Fences XV. b. Monuments XVI. Of the considerations of neighbourhood 2° Concerning the equipment of a farm_: XVII. } & }Of agricultural labourers ...
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... of old Piero Vettori, the kindly Florentine scholar, whose portrait was painted by Titian and whose monument may still be seen in the Church of Santo Spirito: in the preface of his edition of ...
... in the country around Tusculum; those of burned brick, as in Gaul; those of unburned brick as in the Sabine country; those of gravel concrete,[71] as in Spain and about Tarentum." b. Monuments
... Even Élie de Beaumont, who generally undervalues small agencies and their accumulated effects, remarks: {2} “La couche très-mince de la terre végétale est un monument d’une haute antiquité, et, par le fait ...
... We find cattle mentioned in the earliest known records of the Hebrews, Chaldeans and Hindus, and carved on the monuments of Egypt, thousands of years before the Christian era. Among the primitive peoples wealth ...
... Oh, indeed! why didn't he send me to Dorchester Heights, India Wharf, or Bunker Hill Monument, and done with it? Here I was, after a morning's tramp, down in some place about ...
... uttermost generations of men" chiefly in the case of this treatise on Husbandry among the many monuments of his industry and learning. Petrarch in his _Epistle to Varro_ in that first delightful book of ...
... Augustine's plagiarism from them; yet the _De Civitate Dei_, which is largely devoted to refuting Varro's pagan theology, is a perennial monument to his fame. St. Augustine says (VI, 2): "Although his ...
... It would be a false monument; it would only be respected by persons who are ignorant of the facts. "If this should succeed, it would not be the first time, as likely it will ...
... of death; then consoled myself with the thought that, when the great muster roll was called, these nameless men might be promoted above many whose tall monuments record the barren honors they have won.
... thanks by both Houses of Congress," together with a sword and gold medal, if not a monument in addition! [Sidenote: A Peaceful Conquest] Should not those be equally honored and rewarded by the Country ...
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