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... antient Hebrews were the only exception . ' Again : since there is no evidence of a future state for man , any more than for other animals , from natural appearances , the doctrine of a future state must have come originally from ...
... antient Hebrews were the only exception . ' Again : since there is no evidence of a future state for man , any more than for other animals , from natural appearances , the doctrine of a future state must have come originally from ...
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... antient encampments , castles , and churches . We cannot par- ticularly notice the curious discussions which these prelimi- nary sections include : but we shall observe that , though Mr. Coxe admits that the square or parallelogramical ...
... antient encampments , castles , and churches . We cannot par- ticularly notice the curious discussions which these prelimi- nary sections include : but we shall observe that , though Mr. Coxe admits that the square or parallelogramical ...
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... antient Greeks . An Archæological Essay . By C. A. BÖTTIGER . 8vo . pp . 145. Weimar . 1801 . IN N this elaborate disquisition , the learned author corroborates the assertion of Lessing , that the antient artists never re- presented the ...
... antient Greeks . An Archæological Essay . By C. A. BÖTTIGER . 8vo . pp . 145. Weimar . 1801 . IN N this elaborate disquisition , the learned author corroborates the assertion of Lessing , that the antient artists never re- presented the ...
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