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Page 60
... called the light DAY , and the darkness he called NIGHT . 6 The EXPLANATORY NOTES . BERESHITH fignifies , In the beginning ; and is the title which the Jews gave to the first book of their Scripture . The Greeks called it GENESIS , or ...
... called the light DAY , and the darkness he called NIGHT . 6 The EXPLANATORY NOTES . BERESHITH fignifies , In the beginning ; and is the title which the Jews gave to the first book of their Scripture . The Greeks called it GENESIS , or ...
Page 62
Io into their places , and the dry land appeared . And Gon called the dry land EARTH ; and the collection of waters he called SEAS . And GoD faw that it was good . II • Again GoD faid : " Let the earth produce GRASS , SEED- BEARING ...
Io into their places , and the dry land appeared . And Gon called the dry land EARTH ; and the collection of waters he called SEAS . And GoD faw that it was good . II • Again GoD faid : " Let the earth produce GRASS , SEED- BEARING ...
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... called aqueous gaz ; æther , gaz of ather ; fpirits of wine , with the matter of heat , gaz of alkohol , or alkoolique gaz , & c . & c . The refpirable portion of the air is called xygène , from the Greek okus acid , and yelvouas to ...
... called aqueous gaz ; æther , gaz of ather ; fpirits of wine , with the matter of heat , gaz of alkohol , or alkoolique gaz , & c . & c . The refpirable portion of the air is called xygène , from the Greek okus acid , and yelvouas to ...
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