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... whofe pfalms , they pretended , amounted to three thousand ; and that the hundred and fifty in the prefent canon were felected from this multifarious mais by the judgment and diligence of Ezra the fcribe . There was alfo a forgery of ...
... whofe pfalms , they pretended , amounted to three thousand ; and that the hundred and fifty in the prefent canon were felected from this multifarious mais by the judgment and diligence of Ezra the fcribe . There was alfo a forgery of ...
Page 334
... whofe energy all the various generations , corruptions , operations , and changes of things are inceffantly carried on , without beginning , and with- out a poffibility of ever coming to an end . This appears to have been the opinion of ...
... whofe energy all the various generations , corruptions , operations , and changes of things are inceffantly carried on , without beginning , and with- out a poffibility of ever coming to an end . This appears to have been the opinion of ...
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... whofe found is pleafing , whofe meaning is clear , and whofe energy is adapted to ftrike the imagination . We with him fuccefs in this literary infurrection against custom , that tyrant , who never fhould be fuffered to ufurp , in the ...
... whofe found is pleafing , whofe meaning is clear , and whofe energy is adapted to ftrike the imagination . We with him fuccefs in this literary infurrection against custom , that tyrant , who never fhould be fuffered to ufurp , in the ...
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