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... fecond is like unto it , Thou shalt love thy neighbour as thyself : on these two commandments hang all the law and the prophets . " Mat . xxii . 35—40 . The fecond precept occurs in St. Mat- thew , on another occafion fimilar to this ...
... fecond is like unto it , Thou shalt love thy neighbour as thyself : on these two commandments hang all the law and the prophets . " Mat . xxii . 35—40 . The fecond precept occurs in St. Mat- thew , on another occafion fimilar to this ...
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... fecond parts being for- geries , I know none where the fecond part is genuine , and the first not fo . I will only observe , as a fequel of the argument , though not noticed in my work , the remarkable fimilitude between the style of St ...
... fecond parts being for- geries , I know none where the fecond part is genuine , and the first not fo . I will only observe , as a fequel of the argument , though not noticed in my work , the remarkable fimilitude between the style of St ...
Page 380
... all ranks were paffionately fond of thefe fhows . See Bishop Porteus's Sermon XIII . + Bardefanes ap . Eufeb , Prep . Evang . vi . 10 . 7 fecond fecond century , has teftified the resistance which Christianity made [ 30 ]
... all ranks were paffionately fond of thefe fhows . See Bishop Porteus's Sermon XIII . + Bardefanes ap . Eufeb , Prep . Evang . vi . 10 . 7 fecond fecond century , has teftified the resistance which Christianity made [ 30 ]
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