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... kind of trial could not have been necessary to him , but for the pur- pofe of facrifice . Had the fall never happened , his trial would have been of another kind and yet perfect : but on the fall , his trial as a facrifice became fit ...
... kind of trial could not have been necessary to him , but for the pur- pofe of facrifice . Had the fall never happened , his trial would have been of another kind and yet perfect : but on the fall , his trial as a facrifice became fit ...
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... kind fpirit , unoffended receive From a youth next to SHAKESPEARE's who honours thy grave ! ' ART . VII . Archaeologia ; or miscellaneous Tras relating to Antiquity . Published by the Society of Antiquaries of London . Vol . III . 4to ...
... kind fpirit , unoffended receive From a youth next to SHAKESPEARE's who honours thy grave ! ' ART . VII . Archaeologia ; or miscellaneous Tras relating to Antiquity . Published by the Society of Antiquaries of London . Vol . III . 4to ...
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... kind of demons were the fouls of men deified or canonized after death , and that the other kind of demons were fuch as had never been the fouls of men , nor ever dwelt in mortal bodies . But the right notion of demons is to be drawn ...
... kind of demons were the fouls of men deified or canonized after death , and that the other kind of demons were fuch as had never been the fouls of men , nor ever dwelt in mortal bodies . But the right notion of demons is to be drawn ...
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