Observations on Divers Passages of Scripture. Placing Many of Them in a Light Altogether New ... and More Amply Illustrating the Rest Than Has Been Yet Done, by Means of Circumstances Incidentally Mentioned in Books of Voyages and Travels Into the East: In Two Volumes. ...J. Johnson, 1797 |
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... particular of con- veniences for the making their eating and drink- ing more agreeable . So when Dr. Perry travelled in Ægypt , and vifited the temple at Luxor , he fays , [ 3 So Sir J. Chardin tells us in his note here , that it is ...
... particular of con- veniences for the making their eating and drink- ing more agreeable . So when Dr. Perry travelled in Ægypt , and vifited the temple at Luxor , he fays , [ 3 So Sir J. Chardin tells us in his note here , that it is ...
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... particular perfons of wealth and figure , refused to pay him this compliment , defpifing these efforts of his'against the ene- mies of their country , till the affair with the Ammonites perfectly fettled his authority . Whether the ...
... particular perfons of wealth and figure , refused to pay him this compliment , defpifing these efforts of his'against the ene- mies of their country , till the affair with the Ammonites perfectly fettled his authority . Whether the ...
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... particular of intellectual lights " , yet that it was fit to express a reverence too to them that are the inftruments of conveying them to us . St. John , upon fome farther re- velation of the Angel , would have again thrown himself at ...
... particular of intellectual lights " , yet that it was fit to express a reverence too to them that are the inftruments of conveying them to us . St. John , upon fome farther re- velation of the Angel , would have again thrown himself at ...
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... that dwell in the wil- " dernefs fhall bow before him , " it would be extremely wrong to fuppofe , he is only specify- specifying one particular part of that exten- five authority he 44 Of the Methods of doing Perfons Honour.
... that dwell in the wil- " dernefs fhall bow before him , " it would be extremely wrong to fuppofe , he is only specify- specifying one particular part of that exten- five authority he 44 Of the Methods of doing Perfons Honour.
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In Two Volumes. ... Thomas Harmer. specifying one particular part of that exten- five authority he had before expreffed in ge- neral terms , for he greatly enlarges the thought , it is equivalent to faying , the wild Arabs , that the ...
In Two Volumes. ... Thomas Harmer. specifying one particular part of that exten- five authority he had before expreffed in ge- neral terms , for he greatly enlarges the thought , it is equivalent to faying , the wild Arabs , that the ...
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