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The most notable Antiquity of Great Britain, vulgarly called Stone-Heng, on Salisbury Plain

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Folio 10. line 6. These words, [The Romans overthrew not the Temples, or razed to the Foundations, any of the sacred structures of the Druid’s and Britans made of stone, or other materials, which he might as readily have done, if they had used any such: but positively,] should have been printed in the ordinary letter.

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18 22 was

28 4 Cappa

38 19 Mercians

49 37 streit

50 1 streit

80 23 the roofe

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