10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «OBELISKOID»
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obeliskoid in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
obeliskoid and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
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The Wiltshire Archaeological and Natural History Magazine
The four obeliskoid stones that remain to be described belong to quite another
class of rock : a class to which it is much more difiicult to assign a brief and
descriptive petrological designation. To call it a hornstone, a felsite, or felstone, is
only ...
Edward Hungerford Goddard, 1878
2
The Journal of Hellenic Studies
obeliskoid pillar of the Cretan ring we have, in fact, a Mycenaean Beth. shemesh,
the material place of indwelling for the solar deity that we sec here descending
upon it, as Beth-e1 was of the God of Jacob. The obeliskoid form may itself be ...
3
The Wiltshire Archæological and Natural History Magazine
The four obeliskoid stones that remain to be described belong to quite another
class of rock : a class to which it is much more difficult to assign a brief and
descriptive petrological designation. To call it a hornstone, a felsite, or felstone, is
only ...
4
THE WILTSHIRE Archeological and Natural History MAGAZINE
The four obeliskoid stones that remain to be described belong to quite another
class of rock : a class to which it is much more difficult to assign a brief and
descriptive penological designation. To call it a hornstone, a felsite, or felstone, is
only ...
under the direction of the Society, 1878
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The Wiltshire Archaeological and Natural History Magazine
The four obeliskoid stones that remain to be described belong to quite another
class of rock : a class to which it is much more difficult to assign a brief and
descriptive petrological designation. To call it a hornstone, a felsite, or felstone, is
only ...
6
The Religion of Greece in Prehistoric Times
15) of a rayed obeliskoid stone, the material dwelling place of the solar deity
which here is descending upon it, on a tabloid bead seal from Old Salamis on
Cyprus (cf. Journal of Hellenic. Fig. 15. Bead seal from Old Salamis on Cyprus, ...
Axel Waldemar Persson, 1942
7
The Mycenaean tree and pillar cult and its Mediterranean ...
obeliskoid pillar of the Cretan ring we have, in fact, a Mycenaean Beth- shemesh,
the material place of indwelling for the solar deity that we see here descending
upon it, as Beth-el was of the God of Jacob. The obeliskoid form may itself be ...
8
A Handbook of Hospital Practice; or an introduction to the ...
... variously disposed clusters ; triangular prisms adhering to a thread, hair, or
minute filament of any kind; navicular or boat-shaped crystals; very large, thick,
irregularly square, or cubical crystals, sometimes prolonged into obeliskoid .
masses.
9
A Handbook of hospital practice, or an introduction to the ...
tals ; very large, thick, irregularly square, or cubical crystals, sometimes
prolonged into obeliskoid masses. These crystals are sometimes so large as to
be visible to the naked eye, and when of an orange-red colour the urine seems to
contain ...
Robert Spencer Dyer Lyons, 1861
10
the dublin quarterly journal of medical science
... of elliptical and rhomboidal red crystals, all presenting a very pleasing contrast
of colours, formed a group of great beauty. The tabular form was the most
frequent, the elliptical and rhomboidal next, while the obeliskoid, the most
beautiful ...
