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... manner in which he has executed it , may be gathered from the remainder of his perfpicuous preface ; in which he has introduced no more egotism than was neceffary , and that in a manner which cannot fail to prepoffefs every judi- cious ...
... manner in which he has executed it , may be gathered from the remainder of his perfpicuous preface ; in which he has introduced no more egotism than was neceffary , and that in a manner which cannot fail to prepoffefs every judi- cious ...
Page 301
... manner in which he has executed it , may be gathered from the remainder of his perfpicuous preface ; in which he has introduced no more egotism than was neceffary , and that in a manner which cannot fail to prepoffefs every judi- cious ...
... manner in which he has executed it , may be gathered from the remainder of his perfpicuous preface ; in which he has introduced no more egotism than was neceffary , and that in a manner which cannot fail to prepoffefs every judi- cious ...
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... manner in which the Rabbins quoted the books of the Old Testament . They felect fome principal word out of each fection , and apply that name to the fection itself , in the fame manner as Mu- hammedans diftinguish the Suras of their ...
... manner in which the Rabbins quoted the books of the Old Testament . They felect fome principal word out of each fection , and apply that name to the fection itself , in the fame manner as Mu- hammedans diftinguish the Suras of their ...
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