He realized that he was not searching for this symbolism with a poet's appreciation, nor as an archaeologist delighting in curios, but as a son of the Republicto gather her history and her purpose, to make himself one with her, to put himself under her yokeand in his heart he rebelled.

In 1854 About was working as a poor archaeologist at the French School at Athens, where he noticed there was a curious understanding between the brigands and the police of modern Hellas.

But Mother Earth has revealed to us, at the spade of the archaeologist, trustworthy and irrefutable accounts of the age and the various degrees of civilization of the race which inhabited the Scandinavian Peninsula in prehistoric times.

I am neither an archaeologist nor an ecclesiastic, and speak simply as a chance observer.]

arpa, f., harp, lyre. arpón, m., harpoon, javelin, shaft. arqueólogo, m., archaeologist.

We were blind automatons that the fame-seeking archaeologist was dragging at his heels.

Kaipi's actions, as he mimicked the elderly scientist, convinced us that the interview was not pleasant to the archaeologist, and it was evident that it was at that moment Leith had declared himself as Barbara Herndon stated in her note.

Moreover, it fell to Scott, as the most distinguished man of letters and archaeologist in Edinburgh, to organise all the ceremonies and the festivities necessary for the King's reception.

The French Fine Arts have built a charming house with gardens and pergolas for the custodian of the ruins, and have found in M. Châtelain an archaeologist so absorbed in his task that, as soon as conditions permit, every inch of soil in the circumference of the city will be made to yield up whatever secrets it hides.

It was built by Ba-Ahmed, the all-powerful black Vizier of the Sultan Moulay-el-Hassan.[A] Ba-Ahmed was evidently an artist and an archaeologist.

* * PROSPER MÉRIMÉE Carmen Novelist, archaeologist, essayist, and in all three departments one of the greatest masters of French style of his century, Prosper Mérimée was born in Paris on September 23, 1803.

Figeac is not a beautiful town from the Haussmannesque point of viewthe one that is destined to prevail in all municipal councils; but it is full of charm to the archaeologist and the lover of the picturesque.

Nevertheless, there are details here that no archaeologist will despise.

The extraordinary interest of Figeac to the archaeologist lies, however, in its civic and domestic architecture.

Nothing more is to be said, except that there were stone benches against the wall and a piscinadetails interesting to the archaeologist.

Millau presents a good deal of interest to the archaeologist.

He gave me the great key, and it was one that some fervent archaeologist might press reverentially to his heart, for the smith who forged it must have died centuries ago.

Remember, he's an archaeologist.

KIDDER, MARY BARBOUR. No Limits but the Sky; the Journal of an archaeologist's wife in Peru.

These temples, built probably about the beginning of the eighth century, are, like all the others which I have seen in Kashmir, small, and somewhat uninteresting, except to the archaeologist.

It is from the ingenious mind of the celebrated Lanci; and I have already, in another work, given it to the public as I received it from his pupil, and my friend, Mr. Gliddon, the distinguished archaeologist.

The shepherd, a simple rustic unfamiliar with modern dentistry, endeavoured to sell them subsequently to a Y.M.C.A. archaeologist as genuine antiques.

He has already exhumed a great many square yards of this picturesque fabric, wrought in by-gone ages, and is continuing the work with all the zest and success of a fortunate archaeologist.

The church, which is 1/2 m. from the main road, has undergone extensive restoration, and has for the archaeologist little interest.

In the spring of 1855, a Roman archaeologist, Signore Guidi, obtained permission from the Propaganda, by whom the land was now held, as a legacy from the last of the Stuarts, the Cardinal York, to make excavations upon it.