...metempfychofis, fome old Roman ghoft had pbfleffed the body of this weftern Pagan ; and like Attilius Reguias, he would not accept of his own life, when it was tendered...his account) low condition of compliance with the Englifh, refufing to lend an old Counfellor of his to make any metion that way, faying he knew the...

...will I answer ; and was as good as his word, acting herein as if, by a Pythagorean metempsychosis, some old Roman ghost had possessed the body of this western Pagan ; and, like Attitius Regulus, he would not accept of his own life, when it was tendered to him, upon that (in his...

...canal purpled with blood." Hut. Mexico, iii. 73. of this western pagan. And, like Л//Ж«.? Regvlva,* he would not accept of his own life, when it was tendered him." This tender of life to Л"*nwdenoo was, 110 doubt, upon the condition of his obtaining the ¡submission...

...endeavor to procure the submission of his tribe "acting herein as if by a Pythagorean metempsychosis some old Roman ghost had possessed the body of this western Pagan — like Attilius Regulus, &c." This he obstinately refused. Persisting in this heroic resolution,...

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...endeavor to procure the submission of his tribe "acting herein as if by a Pythagorean metempsyehosis some old Roman ghost had possessed the body of this western Pagan — like Attilins Regulus, &c." This he obstinately refused. Persisting in this heroic resolution,...

...Mr. Hubbard, he " was as good as his word : acting herein, as if, by a Pythagorean metempsychosis, some old Roman ghost had possessed the body of this western pagan. And, like Attilius Segulta,^ he * This elegant passage of Mr. Hubbard brings to our mind that inimitable one of Cittrigrro,...

...Mr. Hubbard, he " was as good as his word : acting herein, as if, by a Pythagorean metempsychosis, some old Roman ghost had possessed the body of this western pagan. And, like .IttUhu Regulta,\ he i. irli a'nri canal purpled wiih bloon. Hist. Mexico, iii. 73. * JJumu t'n/iiir...

...will I answer, and was as good as his word ; acting herein, as if by a Pathegorean metempsychosis, some old Roman ghost had possessed the body of this western Pagan ; and like Attilius Regulas, he would not accept of his own life, when it was tendered him, upon that (in his account)...

...Mr. Hubbard, he " was as good as his word : acting herein, as if, by a Pythagorean metempsychosis, some old Roman ghost had possessed the body of this western pagan. And, like , IllHiiix liegidus,^ he * This elegant passage of Mr. Hubbard brings to our mind that inimitable one...