...friends thither, will live with them there ; that all mailers ' of families are kings in their own houfes, and have a power * of life and death over their wives, children, and flaves.— * writers, that the firft planting of Chriftianity among the * Tho' it is an opinion generally...

...rendered incapable of any employ. XXI. All mafters of families are kings in their own houfes : they have a power of life and death over their wives, children, and flaves. The learning, and the religious tenets of the Druids are fpecifkd in various authors. Diogenes...

...Friends thither, will live with them there. 10. AH 2O. All Matters of Families are Kings in their own Houfes ; and have a Power of Life and Death over their Wives, Children, and Slaves. Their ANCIENT STATES. The Britons, or Inhabitants of what is now called England and Wales, confifted...

...their friends thither will live with them there. ,lp. All mafters of families are kings in their own houfes •, and have a power of life and death over their wives, children, and flaves. Their ANCIENT STATES. The Britons, or inhabitants of what is now called England and Wales,...

...government. One of their rules or maxims was — "All masters of families are kings in their own house ; they have a power of life and death over their wives, children, and slaves." About fifty-five years before Christ, the Romans, who had already become masters of all Europe, the...

...government. One of their rules or maxims was — "All masters of families are kings in their own house ; they have a power of life and death over their wives, children, and slaves." About fifty-five years before Christ, the Romans, who had already become masters of all Europe, the...

...rendered incapable of any employ. 21. — All masters of families are kings in their own houses, they have a power of life and death over their wives, children, and slaves. These particulars may seive to give us some notion of the religion of the Druids, which for a long...

...and rendered incapable of any employ. " All masters of families are kings in their own houses ; they have a power of life and death over their wives, children, and slaves." Itapin, Introduction, page 6. DRUIDICAL REMAINS. The most remarkable monument of antiquity in our island,...

...Everything derived its origin from heaven." " Masters of families are kings in their own houses ; they have power of life and death over their wives, children,...slaves." " There is another world, and they who kill themselves to accompany their friends thither will live with them there." From this last adage, which...

...the benefit of the law, avoided, and rendered incapable of any employ. XX. All masters of families have a power of life and death over their wives, children, and slaves. Among the more unusual developments of the Ossianic poems was A War Song. From the Ancient British,1...