Note 186 — Chapter XII · THE STONE OF HERCULES.
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During the Catalonian insurrection of 1834, the name Patulea was given to the insurgents. Whence it has been derived, I have been unable to discover. In Portugal it has recently been adopted. The insurgents were called Patulea, the chiefs Conocedos, or “the known.” This return to the “Unknown gods,” of the Greeks, if a mere coincidence, is a curious one.