The Miscellaneous and Posthumous Works of Henry Thomas Buckle (Volume 3) (Paperback)

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. 1872. Excerpt: ... Hebrew language: in the fifteenth century arguments against studying.... in the seventeenth century. Matthew written in.. in the fourth century.. in the tenth century.. in the eleventh century.. in the twelfth century.. in the thirteenth century. grammars.... not cognate with Afghanistan. Hebrews, the: did not build the pyramids.... etymology of.... thought the heart the seat of intellect.... Epistle to, not by Paul.. Hellebore, remedy for madness. Hell, Mahometans believe in ma-terial one.... Helmont, Van, first who mentions gas..... Hemp anciently smoked.. Henchman, etymology of.. Henna: reason for its use.. note on..... Henry (son of James I.).. Henry II. first had title of majesty Henry VIII.: not tlio first who was called Defender of the Faith Lord Admiral could knight. his astrologer... Heraldry, use of the crest.. Herba medica, same as clover. HiTculaneum, surgical instruments Hercules, Melcarth, different from the Tyrian.... Heresy: first punished in England last person burnt in Smithfield causes of.... earliest instance... Hermaphrodites: note on.. Siva so represented.. Hermes, books of.... Hermits, etymology of... Herodotus, note on... Herrings: Caspian famous for. much used in the seventeenth century.... first cured.... Hesus. meaning of... Hexameters, introduced into English by G-. Harvey... Hidalgo, etymology of... Hieroglyphics, etymology of.. Hilaria, same as Lady Day.. Hilary (Pope), founded first Chris-tian library... Hincmar: favoured ordeals.. wrote on mysteries of numbers Hindoos: number of gods.. Hindoos: progress of their religion 1779 Arabs indebted to... I860 will not receive the evidence of gamblers...241 architecture derived from the pyramid....1540 acquainted with the arch. 1541 bards 1620 originated the " divine right of kings..".