1842. De Quincey, in Blackw. Mag., LI. 12/1. The Danube … is described as … corresponding rigorously, but antistrophically, (as the Greeks express it,) similar angles, similar dimensions, but in an inverse order, to the Egyptian Nile.
1842. De Quincey, in Blackw. Mag., LI. 12/1. The Danube … is described as … corresponding rigorously, but antistrophically, (as the Greeks express it,) similar angles, similar dimensions, but in an inverse order, to the Egyptian Nile.
