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... critical study and know- 425 ledge of the Holy Scriptures ; by the Rev. T. H. HORNE 426 Literary Intelligence .... 433 Notice of Dr. Copleston's Enquiry into the doctrines of Necessity and Predestination , & c . Notes to Correspondents ...
... critical study and know- 425 ledge of the Holy Scriptures ; by the Rev. T. H. HORNE 426 Literary Intelligence .... 433 Notice of Dr. Copleston's Enquiry into the doctrines of Necessity and Predestination , & c . Notes to Correspondents ...
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... , think of taking the unwarrantable liberty of expelling from manuscripts Dowd went policie , wils Mike shjes - Actiosam he - xx dilij words which have withstood the critical ordeal of ages , Classical Criticism . 29.
... , think of taking the unwarrantable liberty of expelling from manuscripts Dowd went policie , wils Mike shjes - Actiosam he - xx dilij words which have withstood the critical ordeal of ages , Classical Criticism . 29.
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words which have withstood the critical ordeal of ages , to intrude others utterly destitute of authority . I cannot imagine any transcriber would mistake SUIS for CUM , or vice versa , even supposing both words in their ancient costume ...
words which have withstood the critical ordeal of ages , to intrude others utterly destitute of authority . I cannot imagine any transcriber would mistake SUIS for CUM , or vice versa , even supposing both words in their ancient costume ...
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... 25 , compared with v . 29. And also in Zechar . iv . 5 , compared with v . 13 . VII . When we fix upon any of these parallels for the purpose of considering them critically , we should first compare them 82 A short Introduction to.
... 25 , compared with v . 29. And also in Zechar . iv . 5 , compared with v . 13 . VII . When we fix upon any of these parallels for the purpose of considering them critically , we should first compare them 82 A short Introduction to.
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of considering them critically , we should first compare them , and note down with exactness every variation : we should then consult the ancient versions with care , and see what assistance they may afford : if these methods fail , we ...
of considering them critically , we should first compare them , and note down with exactness every variation : we should then consult the ancient versions with care , and see what assistance they may afford : if these methods fail , we ...
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