Chapter XVIII: Part I: from the Twelfth Century to 1530

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ROBERT BRUCE ARMSTRONG

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SCOTLAND
AS IT WAS AND AS IT IS

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A HISTORY OF RACES, OF MILITARY EVENTS,
AND OF THE RISE OF COMMERCE

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ARCHÆOLOGICAL ESSAYS

BY THE LATE
SIR JAMES Y. SIMPSON, BART.

EDITED BY THE LATE
JOHN STUART, LL.D.
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CONTENTS.

1. Archæology.

2. Inchcolm.

3. The Cat Stane.

4. The Magical Charm-Stones.

5. Pyramid of Gizeh.

6. Leprosy and Leper Hospitals.

7. Greek Medical Vases.

8. Was the Roman Army provided with Medical Officers?

9. Roman Medicine Stamps, etc., etc.

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DOCUMENTS
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EARLY TRAVELLERS
IN SCOTLAND

1295-1689

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