Handwritten Copy of the Page on the "Relics at the Church of St. Sabina, Exhibited on Solemn Festivals," [n.d.].
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The exact passage can be found in works such as: Wood, Thomas, -1826. The origin, learning, religion, and customs of the ancient Britons : with an account of the introduction of Christianity into Briton, and the idolatry and conversion of the Saxons ; remarks on the errors and progress of popery ; considerations on the Christian church, its foundation, superstructure, and beauty, etc., etc. London : W. Brown, 1846, p. 151. ; Nightingale, Joseph, 1775-1824. The religions and religious ceremonies of all nations; accurately, impartially, and fully described; including Christians, Mohammedans, Jews, Brahmins, and pagans, of all sects and denominations. With numerous engravings. London, Sir R. Philips and Co., 1821, p. 35.
The exact passage can be found in works such as: Wood, Thomas, -1826. The origin, learning, religion, and customs of the ancient Britons : with an account of the introduction of Christianity into Briton, and the idolatry and conversion of the Saxons ; remarks on the errors and progress of popery ; considerations on the Christian church, its foundation, superstructure, and beauty, etc., etc. London : W. Brown, 1846, p. 151. ; Nightingale, Joseph, 1775-1824. The religions and religious ceremonies of all nations; accurately, impartially, and fully described; including Christians, Mohammedans, Jews, Brahmins, and pagans, of all sects and denominations. With numerous engravings. London, Sir R. Philips and Co., 1821, p. 35.
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