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... knowledge of Greek , which he applied more successfully , perhaps , than any modern writer has done , to the study and explanation of ancient philosophy , arose from an early and intimate acquaintance with the excellent poets and ...
... knowledge of Greek , which he applied more successfully , perhaps , than any modern writer has done , to the study and explanation of ancient philosophy , arose from an early and intimate acquaintance with the excellent poets and ...
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... knowledge whatever of their contents , a new and unequi vocal testimony to the exact accomplishment of the prediction of Ezekiel , chap . xxix . ver . 9 , 10 , 11 , 12. 19 . of Egypt shall be desolate and waste , and they shall know ...
... knowledge whatever of their contents , a new and unequi vocal testimony to the exact accomplishment of the prediction of Ezekiel , chap . xxix . ver . 9 , 10 , 11 , 12. 19 . of Egypt shall be desolate and waste , and they shall know ...
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... knowledge of their common northern origin . Their laws are fewer than those of either the Franks or Visigoths , and they are much milder . Freemen , freedmen , and slaves , were , like those of the other na tions , their ordinary ranks ...
... knowledge of their common northern origin . Their laws are fewer than those of either the Franks or Visigoths , and they are much milder . Freemen , freedmen , and slaves , were , like those of the other na tions , their ordinary ranks ...
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