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NOTES. 79
(5) On croyoit que les animaux voyoient les Om-
bres des morts: aujourd'hui même, dans les mon-
tagnes d'Ecosse, lorsqu'un animal tressaille subite-
ment sans aucune cause apparente, le peuple attribue
ce mouvement à l'apparition d'un fantôme.
(6) Lorsqu'un guerrier n'étoit plus en âge de por-
ter les armes, il les attachoit aux murs de son palais.
Rien n'égaloit le respect religieux que ses enfants
avoient pour elles; et ce n'étoit que dans les occasions
importantes qn'ils escient s'en revêtir.
{7) Les Romains.

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Ossian
DescriptionPoesies galliques. En vers francais par Baour-Lormian.
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