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Period 3966 , before Christ 748 , the table is divided into ter columns . The first contains the years of the Julian Period ; the second , the names of the kings of Judah ; the third , the years of their reigns ; the fourth , the years ...
Period 3966 , before Christ 748 , the table is divided into ter columns . The first contains the years of the Julian Period ; the second , the names of the kings of Judah ; the third , the years of their reigns ; the fourth , the years ...
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... period , from Asia , with the Japhetic tribes who established themselves in Europe . , To state precisely the exact æra of that migration is impossible at this distance of time ; but , from the evident mixture of the leading principles ...
... period , from Asia , with the Japhetic tribes who established themselves in Europe . , To state precisely the exact æra of that migration is impossible at this distance of time ; but , from the evident mixture of the leading principles ...
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... period of implicit reception , in France , appears to be over ; the period of implicit rejection , as might naturally be expected , has succeeded ; the period of discrimination is yet future . When this in- tellectual process shall be ...
... period of implicit reception , in France , appears to be over ; the period of implicit rejection , as might naturally be expected , has succeeded ; the period of discrimination is yet future . When this in- tellectual process shall be ...
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