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... present inftance , to a decimal number ; for fuch numbers , even without this qualifying addition , are often used in a laxer sense than is here contended for * . III . Acts * Livy , fpeaking of the peace which the conduct of Romulus ...
... present inftance , to a decimal number ; for fuch numbers , even without this qualifying addition , are often used in a laxer sense than is here contended for * . III . Acts * Livy , fpeaking of the peace which the conduct of Romulus ...
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... present , informs us that many of the Jews believed t . " The next year and half of St. Paul's ministry was spent at Corinth . Of his fuccefs in that city we receive the following intimations : “ that many of the Corinthians believed ...
... present , informs us that many of the Jews believed t . " The next year and half of St. Paul's ministry was spent at Corinth . Of his fuccefs in that city we receive the following intimations : “ that many of the Corinthians believed ...
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... present at the trials of Chrif tians . " This mention of the name of Chrif- tians , without any preparatory explanation , fhews that it was a term familiar both to the writer of the letter , and the person to whom it was addreffed . Had ...
... present at the trials of Chrif tians . " This mention of the name of Chrif- tians , without any preparatory explanation , fhews that it was a term familiar both to the writer of the letter , and the person to whom it was addreffed . Had ...
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CONTENTS | 1 |
The morality of the Gospel P | 23 |
The candour of the Writers of the New Teftament p | 85 |
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