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... reason for suspecting the former to have been altered , or made to conform to the latter : 4thly , That the age of the Sahidic version is not yet ascertained . Dr. Woide supposes that it was made in the second century , and he supports ...
... reason for suspecting the former to have been altered , or made to conform to the latter : 4thly , That the age of the Sahidic version is not yet ascertained . Dr. Woide supposes that it was made in the second century , and he supports ...
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... Reasons that induced the Author to write these Thoughts on the English Government - His Reason for being a little severe with Mr. W. - Encomium on Mr. Whitaker's Origin of Government . 8vo . pp . 90. 25. Wright . 1799 . ART . XIX ...
... Reasons that induced the Author to write these Thoughts on the English Government - His Reason for being a little severe with Mr. W. - Encomium on Mr. Whitaker's Origin of Government . 8vo . pp . 90. 25. Wright . 1799 . ART . XIX ...
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... reason without passion : but poetical judges must not be supposed to be chained down by so frigid a rule . They will be animated , and " xise to faults " which we critics in prose shall be called dull and stupid , if " dare to mend ...
... reason without passion : but poetical judges must not be supposed to be chained down by so frigid a rule . They will be animated , and " xise to faults " which we critics in prose shall be called dull and stupid , if " dare to mend ...
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