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Page 37
... fupport of religion have been already rewarded by academical honours , and by confiderable church prefer- ment ; and we have no doubt that Dr. Ryan will have the fa- tisfaction of receiving the farther recompence of the general ...
... fupport of religion have been already rewarded by academical honours , and by confiderable church prefer- ment ; and we have no doubt that Dr. Ryan will have the fa- tisfaction of receiving the farther recompence of the general ...
Page 175
... fupport the Vulgate in general , but the text of this edition in particular , wherever it varied from the text of Stephens's Greek Teftament , printed in 1550 ; and that , with this view , he tranflated into Greek the readings of the ...
... fupport the Vulgate in general , but the text of this edition in particular , wherever it varied from the text of Stephens's Greek Teftament , printed in 1550 ; and that , with this view , he tranflated into Greek the readings of the ...
Page 239
... fupport of his family , but in all probability would be foon able to repay a small fum of money , which might be lent him from a fund , if it thould be inftituted for fuch a beneficent purpose . And , as the bafis of fuch an inftitution ...
... fupport of his family , but in all probability would be foon able to repay a small fum of money , which might be lent him from a fund , if it thould be inftituted for fuch a beneficent purpose . And , as the bafis of fuch an inftitution ...
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