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Page 163
... definite or particular μόδιος , οι σπείρων . These words , therefore , though they are both defi- nite , are neither of them definite in their own classes . The one is Not a definite podios , but a definite utensil called podios ; and ...
... definite or particular μόδιος , οι σπείρων . These words , therefore , though they are both defi- nite , are neither of them definite in their own classes . The one is Not a definite podios , but a definite utensil called podios ; and ...
Page 173
... definite man : leaving him to determine in what way he was definite , which , in consequence of what had previously passed , he could not possibly mistake . No demonstrative could have been used without the prophet taking on himself to ...
... definite man : leaving him to determine in what way he was definite , which , in consequence of what had previously passed , he could not possibly mistake . No demonstrative could have been used without the prophet taking on himself to ...
Page 176
... definite . The man and woman are considered as definite by the writer on account of their being the man , and the woman , who in those circumstances said what is there re- lated . In like manner , i de eppariσar in Matth . xxvi . 67. is ...
... definite . The man and woman are considered as definite by the writer on account of their being the man , and the woman , who in those circumstances said what is there re- lated . In like manner , i de eppariσar in Matth . xxvi . 67. is ...
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Sermons Collective See Jervis Bidlake | 2 |
TABLE | 8 |
Moores George Tales of the Passions | 14 |
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