Andrea also are seen various histories of that saint in the tribune, besides those of St. Cecilia, at S.
Bentivoglio caused his palace to be decorated "by various Ferrarese masters," besides those of Modena and of Bologna.
The Surat Castle in which I was doomed to sail, was most dreadfully crowded; men literally slept upon one another, and in the orlop-deck the standing beds were three tiers high, besides those slinging.
I have heard from those who have since seen him, that his loss in lives at Hattrass was upwards of fifteen hundred in the fort, besides those in the town.
On the way to this tent the people appointed to escort the keeledar took him through our park of artillery, where there were some fifty guns, besides those then in use.
It is probable that the mortalities in Scotland on this occasion, besides those in Glasgow, Edinburgh and Dundee, were neither so general nor so great as in 1832.
The only elaborate theory of the strange disease that calls for notice, besides those of Boyle and Arbuthnot, is that of Noah Webster, the famous lexicographer of Hartford, Connecticut.
Without enquiring whether the subjects are to be found in the paintings or not, I am satisfied that a considerable number of the engravings, besides those sixteen, were not drawn on the wood by Hans Burgmair.
Besides those works, characters from the Dance of Death were frequently introduced as incidental illustrations in books of devotion, more especially in those usually denominated Horae or Hours of the Virgin, and printed in France.
There are other early maps of Cuba—besides those in maps of the Antilles already mentioned in the present section—in Porcacchi, 1572 (pp.
There were in addition some later imprints, besides those included in De Bry and in Saeghman’s Voyagien.
This multitude was distributed to be ready for the king's service, besides those whom he sent to the best fortified cities.
His head was hung up in an iron cage, besides those of Gonzalo Pizarro and Carbajal.
There are orange and pomegranate trees, and other trees brought from Spain, besides those of the country; and pulses of all sorts.
I have seen many springs, besides those which I have now described, with my own eyes, but it seems to me that I have said enough to make the reader understand the manner of procuring salt from these springs.
There are in it curious notices of Berlin, Hanover, and Cuxhaven, besides those on England and Portugal.
The fleet of his opponents consisted of sixty-five covered ships, besides those of their allies, the people of Byzantium.
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