North Face Outlet who vowed perpetuul virginity, and were constant attendants on the sacred rites. 2. Those who were married, but only saw their husbands once a year, that they might have children. 3. Those who were married, and performed all conjugal offices" (Fosbroke). The priestesses of Dionysus, located by Strabo on an island near the mouth of the river Loire, and by Pomponius Mela on the isle of North Face Jackets Sena, in the British Sea, were doubtless Druidesses of the 1st and 2d class. Notwithstanding the severe edicts of the emperors Augustus, Tiberius, and Claudius against the Druids, the order seems not to have been entirely suppressed until a much later period. The vast structures, of which remains still exist at Stonehenge and Averbury, in Wiltshire, England, and Carnac, in Brittany, together with numerous smaller ones in Great Britain and France, are supposed to be of Druidical origin. (See illustrations, under Altar, in this Cyclopaedia, i, 178, and Akk, p. 401.) Similar ones are also found in various parts of Europe and Asia.Literature.—Csesar, De Bel Gall, vi, 13-18; Pliny, Hist. Nitl. xvi, 95; xxiv, 62; xxx, 4; Lucan, Pharsal.
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Cheap Ugg Boots Kilten (Erlang. 1826); Burton, History of Scotland, vol. i (Edinburgh, 1867, 4 vols.); Richards, Welsh Memorial and Essay on Druidism (London, 1820,8vo); Alger, Future Life, p. 83. See CelTic Religion. Dmmmond, Robert Hat, D.D., archbishop of York, son of the earl of Kinnoul, was !>orn in London in 1711. He studied at Westminster School and Christ Church, Oxford, and became rector of Bothal, Northumberland, in 1735. He was made bishop of St. | Asaph in 1748, and was translated to Salisbury in 1761. In the same year he was appointed archbishop of York. He died in 1776. His sermons, published separately during his lifetime, obtained great celebrity, and have been collected Ugg Boots For Cheap and published under the title Sermons on Public Occasions, with a Letter on Theological Study; and Memoirs of his Life, by George Hay Drummond, A.M. etc. (Edinburgh, 1803,8vo).—Darling, Cyclopedia Bibliographica, 8. V.Druses, the name of certain tribes of Syria (Asiatic Turkey), inhabiting a tract of land on the southern side of Mount Lebanon and the western side of Anti-Lebanon, between Beirut and Sur, and extending
