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PROF. RHŶS' interesting review on Mr. King's volume in NATURE, vol. xx. p. 285, has been recalled to mind by the notice of the same quarto in Saturday's Athenæum (September 27); and I would remind those interested of the occurrence of a somewhat analogous relic of ancient rites in the pavement of the primaeval fane on the island of Gozo; which relic vi as first (I believe) noticed by myself in the pages of the Athenæum in November, 1872. A fuller account, with diagrams of the pavement, appeared subsequently in the Journal of the Anthropological Institute, vol. iv. (Plate vi.) in a paper on the “Nonhistoric Stone Relics of the Mediterranean.”
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OLIVER, S. The Temple of Nodens in Lydney Park. Nature 20, 579–580 (1879). https://doi.org/10.1038/020579a0
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