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Page 168
... first day of the week as a fabbath , and not the feventh ? A. Because on the first day of the week Chrift arose from the dead . Q. What proof have you of this practice of obferving the first day of the week as the fabbath ? The fame A ...
... first day of the week as a fabbath , and not the feventh ? A. Because on the first day of the week Chrift arose from the dead . Q. What proof have you of this practice of obferving the first day of the week as the fabbath ? The fame A ...
Page 188
... first book of the Maccabees , in the Apocrypha ; taking care to obferve the chronology regularly , by referring to the index , which fupplies the def . ciencies of this hiftory from Jofephus's Antiquities of the Jews . The first of ...
... first book of the Maccabees , in the Apocrypha ; taking care to obferve the chronology regularly , by referring to the index , which fupplies the def . ciencies of this hiftory from Jofephus's Antiquities of the Jews . The first of ...
Page 223
... first of their poets who deferved a lafting crown from the Mufes . " Thefe three poets were actors as well as poets ; and feem all of them to have wrote whatever was wanted for the ftage , ra- ther than to have confulted their own turn ...
... first of their poets who deferved a lafting crown from the Mufes . " Thefe three poets were actors as well as poets ; and feem all of them to have wrote whatever was wanted for the ftage , ra- ther than to have confulted their own turn ...
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Diversity of Geniuses | 36 |
The Manners of a Bookfeller | 42 |
Epicuruss Character | 48 |
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