Travellers: Often Engaged Persons Acquainted With the Country As Guides
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Numbers 10:31,32
And he said, Leave us not, I pray you; for as much as you know how we are to encamp in the wilderness, and you may be to us instead of eyes.
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Job 29:15
I was eyes to the blind, and feet was I to the lame.
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The Fourth Continental Journey.
... remain totally unknown to ordinary travellers, and perhaps ... But the object which most
strongly engaged their attention ... thy servant this day." I often think of ...
/.../chapter xv the fourth continental.htm

Enthusiasm.
... working its way among a few persons of cultivated ... sound and thoughtful reasoner as
he often is"he ... and a vigorous opponent of the Deists, engaged 'for twenty ...
/.../abbey/the english church in the eighteenth century/chapter vii enthusiasm.htm

The Memphite Empire
... of Abydos were all built for private persons. ... enforced upon the respectful attention
of travellers. ... cortege of pyramids of princely foundation often debased in ...
/.../chapter iithe memphite empire.htm

the Legendary History of Egypt
... Children of Defeat," beings hostile to order and light, engaged him in ... It is often
mentioned in ... me my name," cried the mast; and the travellers replied: "He ...
/.../chapter iii -the legendary history of.htm

The Medes and the Second Chaldaean Empire
... and from the observations of travellers, that the ... allowed their critical faculties,
and often their imagination ... Medes had been frequently engaged against such ...
/.../chapter iiithe medes and the.htm

The Iranian Conquest
... preservation of perfect purity in their persons, their altars ... writers maintain that
the Magi often cloaked monstrous ... and Nabonidus, who was then engaged in Syria ...
/.../chapter ithe iranian conquest.htm

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Travellers

Travellers for Security often Left the Highways

Travellers of Distinction: Before Setting out Gave Employment to Their Servants

Travellers of Distinction: Frequently Extorted Provisions by the Way

Travellers of Distinction: Generally Attended by Running Footmen

Travellers of Distinction: Generally Performed Their Journey in Great State

Travellers of Distinction: Often Preceded by Heralds to Have the Roads Prepared

Travellers of Distinction: Rode in Chariots

Travellers of Distinction: Rode on Asses, Camels

Travellers were Frequently Asked Whence They Came and Whither They Went

Travellers: After a Long Journey, Described

Travellers: Called Way-Faring Men

Travellers: Carried With Them: Presents for Those Who Entertained Them

Travellers: Carried With Them: Provender for Their Beasts of Burden

Travellers: Carried With Them: Provisions for the Way

Travellers: Carried With Them: Skins Filled With Water, Wine

Travellers: Ceasing of, Threatened As a Calamity

Travellers: Estimated the Length of Their Journey by the Number of Days

Travellers: Friends of Frequently Commended Them to Protection of God

Travellers: Friends of Frequently Took Leave of Them With Sorrow

Travellers: Friends of Often Sent Them Away With Music

Travellers: Friends of Often Supplied Them With Provision

Travellers: Friends of Sometimes Accompanied Them a Short Way

Travellers: Generally Commenced Their Journey Early in the Morning

Travellers: Generally Halted at Wells or Streams

Travellers: Generally Rested at Noon

Travellers: Generally Treated With Great Hospitality

Travellers: Halted at Even

Travellers: Often Collected Together and Formed Caravans

Travellers: Often Engaged Persons Acquainted With the Country As Guides

Travellers: Often Travelled on Foot

Travellers: On Errands Requiring Despatch: Saluted No Man by the Way

Travellers: On Errands Requiring Despatch: Went With Great Speed

Travellers: On Foot, How Attired

Travellers: Preparations Made By, Alluded To

Travellers: Protected by Those Who Entertained Them

Travellers: Strangers Civil To

Travellers: Tesserae Hospitales or Pledges of Hospitality, Alluded To

Travellers: The Caravanserai or Public Inn for Noticed

Travellers: The Jews Prohibited from Taking Long Journeys on the Sabbath

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