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Pagina 64
... fome- times like a Tower , and fometimes like a Steeple . In Juvenal's Time the Building grew by feveral Orders and Stories , as he has very humourously defcribed it . Tot premit ordinibus , tot adhuc compagibus altum Edificat caput ...
... fome- times like a Tower , and fometimes like a Steeple . In Juvenal's Time the Building grew by feveral Orders and Stories , as he has very humourously defcribed it . Tot premit ordinibus , tot adhuc compagibus altum Edificat caput ...
Pagina 104
... fometimes feen entire when they are feparated from it ; by which means we often behold the Shapes and Shadows of Perfons who are either dead or abfent . 6 6 I fhall difmifs this Paper with a Story out of Jofephus , not fo much for the ...
... fometimes feen entire when they are feparated from it ; by which means we often behold the Shapes and Shadows of Perfons who are either dead or abfent . 6 6 I fhall difmifs this Paper with a Story out of Jofephus , not fo much for the ...
Pagina 109
... fometimes , when he is pleased with the Matter of his Devotion , he pronounces Amen three or four times to the fame Prayer ; and fometimes ftands up when every Body else is upon their Knees , to count the Congregation , or fee if any of ...
... fometimes , when he is pleased with the Matter of his Devotion , he pronounces Amen three or four times to the fame Prayer ; and fometimes ftands up when every Body else is upon their Knees , to count the Congregation , or fee if any of ...
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