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XVIII. Athens. - Superstition of the Greeks. The characteristies of Greeks and Turks. The superstition of the Athenians in particular. The author's opinion of the Greeks. A prophetic inscription. The Albanians.
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10 pages
- Sprache
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Englisch
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Letters from the Levant
- Erschienen
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1813
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26.05.2025, 15:51 MESZ
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