The New Encyclopaedia Britannica, Volumes 1-10Encyclopaedia Britannica, 1974 - Reference [1] Propaedia: outline of knowledge and guide to the Britannica.--[2]-[11] Micropaedia: ready reference and index.--[12]-[30] Macropaedia: knowledge in depth. |
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Page 354
... ADAMS , D. DENNY- BROWN , and C.M. PEARSON , Diseases of Muscle ( 1953 ) , a com- prehensive review of the abnormal conditions affecting mus- cle ; G.P. WRIGHT and W.S. SYMMERS ( eds . ) , Systemic Pathology ( 1967 ) , a good discussion ...
... ADAMS , D. DENNY- BROWN , and C.M. PEARSON , Diseases of Muscle ( 1953 ) , a com- prehensive review of the abnormal conditions affecting mus- cle ; G.P. WRIGHT and W.S. SYMMERS ( eds . ) , Systemic Pathology ( 1967 ) , a good discussion ...
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... Adam's transgression , which , as St. Paul taught , brought death upon the whole race of men . The doctrine of original sin was firmly established in the Western Church before Augustine's time ; and when it was openly rejected by ...
... Adam's transgression , which , as St. Paul taught , brought death upon the whole race of men . The doctrine of original sin was firmly established in the Western Church before Augustine's time ; and when it was openly rejected by ...
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... ( Adam to Noah ) to the Mosaic era . Like the Elohist , P uses the term Elohim for God until the self - naming of God to Moses ( Exodus , chapter 3 , in the P strand ) and shows a non - anthropomorphic transcendent stress . The ...
... ( Adam to Noah ) to the Mosaic era . Like the Elohist , P uses the term Elohim for God until the self - naming of God to Moses ( Exodus , chapter 3 , in the P strand ) and shows a non - anthropomorphic transcendent stress . The ...
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