Franco-Gallia: Or, An Account of the Ancient Free State of France, and Most Other Parts of Europe, Before the Loss of Their Liberties |
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Page 39
... Regal Throne . And again , " lib . 4 .-- But the Franks took a certain Clerk cc or Priest called Daniel ; and as foon as his << Hair was grown , establish'd him in the King- dom , calling him Chilperic . And lib.4 . cap.67 .-- King ...
... Regal Throne . And again , " lib . 4 .-- But the Franks took a certain Clerk cc or Priest called Daniel ; and as foon as his << Hair was grown , establish'd him in the King- dom , calling him Chilperic . And lib.4 . cap.67 .-- King ...
Page 54
... Regal Inbe- ritance , we must not omit making mention of the Salick Law ; which is both daily discours'd of by our Countrymen , and in the memory of our Forefathers ferv'd to appeafe a great and dangerous Contention , which arofe ...
... Regal Inbe- ritance , we must not omit making mention of the Salick Law ; which is both daily discours'd of by our Countrymen , and in the memory of our Forefathers ferv'd to appeafe a great and dangerous Contention , which arofe ...
Page 58
... Family : For ' tis recorded , that our Forefathers had a particular Law concerning it ; viz . That fuch as were chofen Kings by the People , or were of of the Regal Family , fhou'd preferve their Hair , 58 FRANCOGALLIA.
... Family : For ' tis recorded , that our Forefathers had a particular Law concerning it ; viz . That fuch as were chofen Kings by the People , or were of of the Regal Family , fhou'd preferve their Hair , 58 FRANCOGALLIA.
Page 59
... Regal Family , fhou'd preferve their Hair , and wear it parted from the Forehead , on both fides the Head , and anointed with fweet Oyl , as an Ornament and peculiar Mark of their being of the Royal Family ; whilft all other Perfons ...
... Regal Family , fhou'd preferve their Hair , and wear it parted from the Forehead , on both fides the Head , and anointed with fweet Oyl , as an Ornament and peculiar Mark of their being of the Royal Family ; whilft all other Perfons ...
Page 65
... Regal , Noble , and Popular . Which Form of a Commonwealth , Cicero ( in his Books de Re- publica ) prefers to all other whatsoever . For fince a Kingly and a Popular Government do in their Natures differ widely from each other , it was ...
... Regal , Noble , and Popular . Which Form of a Commonwealth , Cicero ( in his Books de Re- publica ) prefers to all other whatsoever . For fince a Kingly and a Popular Government do in their Natures differ widely from each other , it was ...
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