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Excavations into the tumuli of the Troad and of the historical antiquities of Samothrace and Pergamos. Jour. Brit. Arch. Assoc. xlviii. 311-335.

PHILLIPS (M.). Notes on some forgotten burying-grounds of the
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PIT-DWELLINGS (so-called) on the site of the new schools in the High
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POPE (THOMAS S.). Notes on baptismal fonts. Clifton Antiq. Club ii. 229-238.

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The inscriptions and language of the Northern Picts.
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The Chester pigs of lead. Arch. Cambrensis 5th S. ix.
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On the draft of a letter from King CHARLES I. to his
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On a magical roll preserved in the British Museum. Jour.
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The palaces or town houses of the Bishops of London.
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SUPERSTITION. On a wide-spread superstition in connection with
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