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INDEX.
125— 126, 1:9, Tj;, 136, 139— 140, 14^, and 148; mifquo^
tation in it, iiz— 113; its miftakes in CELTIC, 120— 121,
J2I— 124, 130 — 131, 136—137, 148—149.
— Sixth general argument refuted, 155— 193; contradictions
in it, 161, 162, 166— 167, 178— 179, 18^, 194— 19^,
24^, 247, 213— ^A^ ?^+7-'55? 256—257, 259, 266—267,
379,280— 281, 281 again; its miltakes in CELTIC, 209— 21 1,
230 233,236—238,263— 26^:, 270—271, and 278—280;
mifquotarions in it, 230-— 231, 236— 237.
—An exaft and minute charafter of the INTRODUCt
TION, drawn from the whole, 295—304.
MANCHESTER HISTORY.
It has particularly endeavoured to clear up the original annals
of CALEDONIA and IRELAND, and to refcue them both"
from antient iiftions and modern pervcrfion, 7 ; its glForts vindicated,
and its accounts confirmed, pajfim,
—Two miftakes in it rectified, 136, and 197.
— It contains, I apprehend, the firft authentic hiflory of
IRELAND, as to the original population, &c., that has been
hitherto publifhed in any language, i ^3 ; and the firft clear,
certain, and confillent account of the origin of the SCOTS,
and of their derivation into CALEDONIA, 291.
MARCELLINUS.
(Ammianus)— ^a pafTage in his hiftory vindlcate