 | Geology - 1863 - 376 pages
...ancient Iktin, is its being nearer than the Mount to Gaul, and betause Diodorus says that at Iktin " the traders purchase the tin of the natives, and transport it into Gaul ; &nd, finally, travelling through Gaul on foot, in about thirty days they bring their burdens on horses... | |
 | Royal Geological Society of Cornwall - 1828 - 944 pages
...when the sea retires a large space " is left dry, and they are seen as peninsulas. " From hence, then, the traders purchase the " tin of the natives, and transport it into Gaul, " and finally travelling through Gaul on foot, " in about thirty days they bring their burdens " on horses to the... | |
 | Henry T. De La Beche - Geology - 1839 - 720 pages
...when the sea retires a large space is left dry, and they are seen as peninsulas. From hence, then, the traders purchase the tin of the natives, and transport it into Gaul, and finally, travelling through Gaul on foot, in about thirty days they bring their burdens on horses to the mouth... | |
 | Royal Institution of Cornwall - 1848 - 556 pages
...when the sea retires a large space ia left dry, and they are seen as peninsulas . From hence, then, the traders purchase the tin of the natives, and transport...into Gaul, and finally through Gaul on foot, in about thirty-six days they bring their burdens on horses to the mouth of the river Rhone." Diod. Book 5.... | |
 | 1855 - 946 pages
...when the sea retires a large , space is left dry, and they are seen as peninsulas. From hence, then, the traders purchase the tin of the natives and transport it into Gaul, and finally, travelling through Gaul on foot, in about thirty days they bring their burthens on horses to the mouth... | |
 | English essays - 1855 - 718 pages
...then, the traders purchase the tin of the natives, and transport it into Gaul, and, finally, travelling through Gaul on foot, in about thirty days they bring their burdens on horses to the mouth of the river Rhone." — Diodonti, book 5. Now, unless we suppose some great and... | |
 | Electronic journals - 1857 - 500 pages
...when the sea retires a large space is left dry, and they are seen as peninsulas. From hence, then, the traders purchase the tin of the natives, and transport it into Gaul, and finally travelling through Gaul on foot, in about thirty days they bring their burdens on horses to the mouth... | |
 | Richard Edmonds - Land's End (England) - 1862 - 326 pages
...when the sea retires a large space is left dry, and they are seen as peninsulas. From hence, then, the traders purchase the tin of the natives, and transport it into Gaul, and finally travelling through Gaul on foot, in about thirty days they bring their burdens on horses to the mouth... | |
 | Thomas Spargo - 1864 - 220 pages
...mode of carriage in France and Cornwall at that time. Diodorus says : — " From hence (the Mount), the traders purchase the tin of the natives and transport it into Gaul ; and, finally, travelling through Gaul on foot, in about thirty days they bring their burdens on horse-back to the... | |
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Britain ; for at full tide, the intervening passage being overflowed, they appear islands, but when the sea retires a large space is left dry, and they are seen as peninsulas. From hence, then, the traders purchase the tin of the natives, and transport... 
