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... Phoenician migra- tion hither from Spain , as though my grandfather had been delegated by the Firbalgs to receive the Milesians on their landing . ( Irish Girl 2 : 8–9 ) References to ' Phoenician progenitors ' ( 2 : 183 ) and footnotes ...
... Phoenician migra- tion hither from Spain , as though my grandfather had been delegated by the Firbalgs to receive the Milesians on their landing . ( Irish Girl 2 : 8–9 ) References to ' Phoenician progenitors ' ( 2 : 183 ) and footnotes ...
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... Phoenicians . As we have seen , in 1922 Dunlop claimed Dun Aengus as a Phoenician settlement and inter- preted Irish dolmens and megaliths as remnants of the worship of Baal ( 8-12 ) . Joyce attributes his Phoenicianism to the ...
... Phoenicians . As we have seen , in 1922 Dunlop claimed Dun Aengus as a Phoenician settlement and inter- preted Irish dolmens and megaliths as remnants of the worship of Baal ( 8-12 ) . Joyce attributes his Phoenicianism to the ...
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... Phoenician activity in early times is to enter upon the question as to the debt which we Aryans owe to a people whom we are natu- rally inclined to hate ' ( 182 , my italics ) . Despite Browne's enthusiasm for the Phoenician hypothesis ...
... Phoenician activity in early times is to enter upon the question as to the debt which we Aryans owe to a people whom we are natu- rally inclined to hate ' ( 182 , my italics ) . Despite Browne's enthusiasm for the Phoenician hypothesis ...
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Anticolonial Metaphors | 99 |
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