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Page 378
His object is to explain difficulties ; and , if his hypothesis fails , it has the merit of great ingenuity . It must be remembered that our blessed Lord was born in Judea ; that he employed no other language in his preaching than ...
His object is to explain difficulties ; and , if his hypothesis fails , it has the merit of great ingenuity . It must be remembered that our blessed Lord was born in Judea ; that he employed no other language in his preaching than ...
Page 476
THE Che author dedicates these volumes , in a lively and pathetic mixture of prose and verse , to his mother , who first caught him the language of the Troubadours . With respect to the poems of which he professes to be the editor ...
THE Che author dedicates these volumes , in a lively and pathetic mixture of prose and verse , to his mother , who first caught him the language of the Troubadours . With respect to the poems of which he professes to be the editor ...
Page 544
They consist only of translations of the Bible , of liturgies , homilies , martyrologies , psalms , & c . the low and vulgar style of which must necessarily differ from the elevated language of a decree composed in the name of all the ...
They consist only of translations of the Bible , of liturgies , homilies , martyrologies , psalms , & c . the low and vulgar style of which must necessarily differ from the elevated language of a decree composed in the name of all the ...
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| Title | The Monthly Review, Or, Literary Journal Volumes 1215-1247 of Early English newspapers Volumes 384-432 of English literary periodicals |
| Contributors | Ralph Griffiths, G. E. Griffiths |
| Publisher | R. Griffiths, 1804 |
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