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Page 56
... instances are given of the false wit and bad taste which our ancestors exhibited : as BRE on a tun , for Breton ... instance , ballads , have perished , because committed to memory and tradition only ; and I am clear it is to be met ...
... instances are given of the false wit and bad taste which our ancestors exhibited : as BRE on a tun , for Breton ... instance , ballads , have perished , because committed to memory and tradition only ; and I am clear it is to be met ...
Page 140
... instance of relapse ; and , in secondary cases , where I have given it what I consider a fair trial , and failed ... instances . - Several other medical gentlemen -add their testimony to the same purport , in a summary manner . These ...
... instance of relapse ; and , in secondary cases , where I have given it what I consider a fair trial , and failed ... instances . - Several other medical gentlemen -add their testimony to the same purport , in a summary manner . These ...
Page 267
... instance in the following , Επι αυτη τη πείρα οικοδομήσω με την εκκλησίαν . Ο κύριος προσετίθει τις σωζόμενες καθ ' ήμεραν τη εκκλησία . Τη this last acceptation of the word , for the whole body of Christ's disciples , wheresoever ...
... instance in the following , Επι αυτη τη πείρα οικοδομήσω με την εκκλησίαν . Ο κύριος προσετίθει τις σωζόμενες καθ ' ήμεραν τη εκκλησία . Τη this last acceptation of the word , for the whole body of Christ's disciples , wheresoever ...
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