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... confiderable territories . bordering upon Judea , we gather from the fame authority ; for , after feveral fucceffive donations of country , " Claudius , at the procura- fame time that he fent Felix to be tor of Judea , promoted Agrippa ...
... confiderable territories . bordering upon Judea , we gather from the fame authority ; for , after feveral fucceffive donations of country , " Claudius , at the procura- fame time that he fent Felix to be tor of Judea , promoted Agrippa ...
Page 270
... confiderable perfon in Mecca , together with his coufin Ali , after- wards the celebrated Caliph , then a youth of great expectation , and even already dif- tinguished by his attachment , impetuofity and courage . He next addreffed ...
... confiderable perfon in Mecca , together with his coufin Ali , after- wards the celebrated Caliph , then a youth of great expectation , and even already dif- tinguished by his attachment , impetuofity and courage . He next addreffed ...
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... for the admiffion of internal evidence ; which ought , perhaps , to bear a confiderable part in the proof of every reve- * Butler's Analogy , part ii . c . vi . VOL . II . Bb lation , lation , because it is a fpecies of evidence , [ 369 ]
... for the admiffion of internal evidence ; which ought , perhaps , to bear a confiderable part in the proof of every reve- * Butler's Analogy , part ii . c . vi . VOL . II . Bb lation , lation , because it is a fpecies of evidence , [ 369 ]
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