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Pagina 228
... former opinion that he wrote with no intention to deceive , but that his testimony must notwith- standing be received with great caution , as well on account of his habitual inattention , as of the personal vanity which led him to ...
... former opinion that he wrote with no intention to deceive , but that his testimony must notwith- standing be received with great caution , as well on account of his habitual inattention , as of the personal vanity which led him to ...
Pagina 281
... former is numbered and definite in its own class ; the latter not ; and so the former denotes one among other sons , ~ -but the latter does not denote one among other men . So likewise when it is said , εν τοις οίκοις των βασι Aɛwy ...
... former is numbered and definite in its own class ; the latter not ; and so the former denotes one among other sons , ~ -but the latter does not denote one among other men . So likewise when it is said , εν τοις οίκοις των βασι Aɛwy ...
Pagina 385
... former epistle to the Corinthians . The words Tov adexpor are introduced in a very different way in 2 Cor . viii . 18. and 22. from that in which we see them in 2 Cor . xii . 18. In the former chapter , the noun is evidently definite in ...
... former epistle to the Corinthians . The words Tov adexpor are introduced in a very different way in 2 Cor . viii . 18. and 22. from that in which we see them in 2 Cor . xii . 18. In the former chapter , the noun is evidently definite in ...
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