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Page 256
... expression or two in a prayer for the King , which occurs in the Communion service ; namely , " knowing whose minister he is , " and " duly considering whose authority he hath . " For , not to mention , that these expressions are ...
... expression or two in a prayer for the King , which occurs in the Communion service ; namely , " knowing whose minister he is , " and " duly considering whose authority he hath . " For , not to mention , that these expressions are ...
Page 257
... expression of the will of God , is that , which derives its force from the relation subsisting between God and his intelligent creatures . N. B. It follows , from this definition , that all divine precepts , being so many expressions of ...
... expression of the will of God , is that , which derives its force from the relation subsisting between God and his intelligent creatures . N. B. It follows , from this definition , that all divine precepts , being so many expressions of ...
Page 369
... expression in Holy Writ , concerning Goliah the Philistine ; -that the staff of his spear was like a wea- REV . DEC . 1803 . Bb ver's ver's beam . ' The expression , in our opinion King's Munimenta Antiqua , Vol . II . 369.
... expression in Holy Writ , concerning Goliah the Philistine ; -that the staff of his spear was like a wea- REV . DEC . 1803 . Bb ver's ver's beam . ' The expression , in our opinion King's Munimenta Antiqua , Vol . II . 369.
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TITLES AUTHORS NAMES c of the Pub | 3 |
LITERARY JOURNAL | 21 |
Four Heroic Epistles of Ovid 1329 | 33 |
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