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... thofe authors appear to have known * . With fcarcely more doubt and upon fimilar grounds I join in the rejection of Erichthonius , together with the fecond Cecrops and the fecond Pandion , from the lift of the Kings of Athens . I cannot ...
... thofe authors appear to have known * . With fcarcely more doubt and upon fimilar grounds I join in the rejection of Erichthonius , together with the fecond Cecrops and the fecond Pandion , from the lift of the Kings of Athens . I cannot ...
Page 443
... thofe of Gaudentius , in the table he gives of the canonis fectio ; and thofe given by Meibomius from A. Quintil . p . 312. Thefe numbers , and thofe of Mr. Keeble's tables , look formidable ; but multiplication and patience will ...
... thofe of Gaudentius , in the table he gives of the canonis fectio ; and thofe given by Meibomius from A. Quintil . p . 312. Thefe numbers , and thofe of Mr. Keeble's tables , look formidable ; but multiplication and patience will ...
Page 539
... Thofe of a very remote antiquity , which are no longer extant , are often restored , in part , by copies , which still fubfift . A diftinction is here made between the foreign manufcripts , thofe of Dr. Kennicott , and those our author ...
... Thofe of a very remote antiquity , which are no longer extant , are often restored , in part , by copies , which still fubfift . A diftinction is here made between the foreign manufcripts , thofe of Dr. Kennicott , and those our author ...
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