The Fruits of Endowments: Being a List of Works of Upwards of Two Thousands Authors, who Have, from the Reformation to the Present Time, Enjoyed Prebendal Or Other Non-cure Endowments of the Church of England |
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... learned labours , such institutions OUGHT to exist . Let him whom all delight to call " judicious " shew us their use ; and let those who clamour for Church Reform learn a right direction of their energies from the advice of that ...
... learned labours , such institutions OUGHT to exist . Let him whom all delight to call " judicious " shew us their use ; and let those who clamour for Church Reform learn a right direction of their energies from the advice of that ...
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... learned in the Universities : his words being , ' if Churches - Cathedral being furnished with residence of a competent number of virtuous , grave , wise , and learned Divines , the rest of the Prebends of every such church were given ...
... learned in the Universities : his words being , ' if Churches - Cathedral being furnished with residence of a competent number of virtuous , grave , wise , and learned Divines , the rest of the Prebends of every such church were given ...
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... learned leisure . Such was the intention of their founders . Convenience it is that has changed the character of the Fellowships . A change to which I do not ob- ject : but that change must not be taken advantage of to give them a ...
... learned leisure . Such was the intention of their founders . Convenience it is that has changed the character of the Fellowships . A change to which I do not ob- ject : but that change must not be taken advantage of to give them a ...
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... learned Preface or Epistle to the Reader , with a Dedicatory Epistle in the Printer's name prefixed to the - Epistle congratulatory of Lysi- machus , Nicanor , & c . to the Covenanters of Scotland . The Epistle , containing an Account ...
... learned Preface or Epistle to the Reader , with a Dedicatory Epistle in the Printer's name prefixed to the - Epistle congratulatory of Lysi- machus , Nicanor , & c . to the Covenanters of Scotland . The Epistle , containing an Account ...
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... learned Critics of his age ; born about 1665 ; died 1752. There were many valuable pieces of his published in his lifetime , but without his name . Locus Justini Martyris emendatus in Apol . i . p . 11 . Tully and Hirtius reconciled as ...
... learned Critics of his age ; born about 1665 ; died 1752. There were many valuable pieces of his published in his lifetime , but without his name . Locus Justini Martyris emendatus in Apol . i . p . 11 . Tully and Hirtius reconciled as ...
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Page 28 - Elements of Christian Theology ; containing Proofs of the Authenticity and Inspiration of the Holy Scriptures; a Summary of the History of the Jews; an Account of the Jewish Sects ; and a brief Statement of the Contents of the several Books of the Old Testament.
Page 19 - The English, Scotch and Irish historical libraries. Giving a short view and character of most of our historians, either in print or manuscript. With an account of our records, law-books, coins, and other matters, serviceable to the undertakers of a general history of England.
Page 1 - The State of the printed Hebrew Text of the Old Testament considered.
Page 5 - A Dissertation on the principles of human Eloquence ; with particular regard to the style and composition of the New Testament; in which the observations on this subject by the lord bishop of Gloucester, in his discourse on the Doctrine of Grace, are distinctly considered; being the substance of several lectures read in the oratory school of Trinity college, Dublin,