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... Sacred Text . E. M. BARKER Notice of " The Life and Morals of Epicurus , translated from the Greek . By JOHN DIGBY , Esq . With Com- ments and Reflections from several Authors . " 1712 . reprinted 1822 Biblical Criticism Cambridge Latin ...
... Sacred Text . E. M. BARKER Notice of " The Life and Morals of Epicurus , translated from the Greek . By JOHN DIGBY , Esq . With Com- ments and Reflections from several Authors . " 1712 . reprinted 1822 Biblical Criticism Cambridge Latin ...
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... Sacred Text . E. H. BARKER . No. II . Remarks on a Passage of Polyænus Biblical Criticism · Literæ Quædam Ineditæ ex Autographis inter schedas D'Orvillianas , in Bibl . Bodl . adservatas descriptæ . No. III . Notice of " Bibliotheca ...
... Sacred Text . E. H. BARKER . No. II . Remarks on a Passage of Polyænus Biblical Criticism · Literæ Quædam Ineditæ ex Autographis inter schedas D'Orvillianas , in Bibl . Bodl . adservatas descriptæ . No. III . Notice of " Bibliotheca ...
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... sacred fish there mentioned , as it might be interesting to know what degree of vivacity these mute prophets would exhibit on the recovery of the city by its ancient possessors , should so desirable an event take place . " At the ...
... sacred fish there mentioned , as it might be interesting to know what degree of vivacity these mute prophets would exhibit on the recovery of the city by its ancient possessors , should so desirable an event take place . " At the ...
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... Sacred Text . No. 1 . Ir any controverted point in critical theology was ever deter- mined on satisfactory and convincing evidence , the question respecting 1 Cor . 11 , 10. has been settled long ago by D. Hein- sius and Joseph Mede ...
... Sacred Text . No. 1 . Ir any controverted point in critical theology was ever deter- mined on satisfactory and convincing evidence , the question respecting 1 Cor . 11 , 10. has been settled long ago by D. Hein- sius and Joseph Mede ...
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... sacred text , with all his veneration for the received version , the present writer is no enemy ; for why should not errors be removed ? He is also ready to pay his slender tribute of applause to Mr. Bellamy , and other Hebrew scholars ...
... sacred text , with all his veneration for the received version , the present writer is no enemy ; for why should not errors be removed ? He is also ready to pay his slender tribute of applause to Mr. Bellamy , and other Hebrew scholars ...
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