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Page 115
... observations concerning it on another occafion ; and muft ftill remark , that he feldom lofes an opportunity of extolling the amiable fyftem of morality inculcated in the gospel : but we can only farther add , that it is worthy of any ...
... observations concerning it on another occafion ; and muft ftill remark , that he feldom lofes an opportunity of extolling the amiable fyftem of morality inculcated in the gospel : but we can only farther add , that it is worthy of any ...
Page 130
... observations were made at his heliacal rifing , or his difengaging himself from the rays of the fun , fo as to be visible to the naked eye . He was the Latra- tor Anubis , and his first appearance was figuratively compared to the ...
... observations were made at his heliacal rifing , or his difengaging himself from the rays of the fun , fo as to be visible to the naked eye . He was the Latra- tor Anubis , and his first appearance was figuratively compared to the ...
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... observations are made ; and thefe rules are illuftrated by fuitable examples . - As a kind of companion to those who have access to an obfervatory , and who have an opportunity of examining and ufing the inftruments which are here ...
... observations are made ; and thefe rules are illuftrated by fuitable examples . - As a kind of companion to those who have access to an obfervatory , and who have an opportunity of examining and ufing the inftruments which are here ...
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