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... common and best supported exposition of the phrase " No man bath ascended up to heaven , " is this , No one is acquainted with the counsels and purposes of God to mankind . " To ascend to heaven " is a Hebrew form of expression to ...
... common and best supported exposition of the phrase " No man bath ascended up to heaven , " is this , No one is acquainted with the counsels and purposes of God to mankind . " To ascend to heaven " is a Hebrew form of expression to ...
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... common - place , information , in the tamest sections of measured prose , with a tag at the end of each section : " Philosophy , which Athens taught to charm , Now more expansive , will the bosom warm : Plato , the Stagyrite , the ...
... common - place , information , in the tamest sections of measured prose , with a tag at the end of each section : " Philosophy , which Athens taught to charm , Now more expansive , will the bosom warm : Plato , the Stagyrite , the ...
Pagina 484
... common defence , and to facilitate the inclusion of other contiguous free and imperial cities in the Helvetic league , they conceded to their several borough - cor- porations a pernicious and almost absolute interior independent ...
... common defence , and to facilitate the inclusion of other contiguous free and imperial cities in the Helvetic league , they conceded to their several borough - cor- porations a pernicious and almost absolute interior independent ...
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Margills Account of Tunis | 34 |
Man Conduct of a Poem | 54 |
ADDRESS to the Public | 83 |
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