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... called Sacri - gulí , or the narrow pass , and answering , I should sup- pose , with regard to its distance from Allahabad , to the western gate of Palibothra , several miles to the north , is 439 miles ; which , added to 1040 , give ...
... called Sacri - gulí , or the narrow pass , and answering , I should sup- pose , with regard to its distance from Allahabad , to the western gate of Palibothra , several miles to the north , is 439 miles ; which , added to 1040 , give ...
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... called Bo - Pal ; and on 1 this conjecture he proposes certain corrections : From Tahora to Palipotra , or Bopaul , 500 cos , or 639 B. M. Thence to Elimaide , or Patna , 500 cos also . Between Tahora and Palipotra , the route passed ...
... called Bo - Pal ; and on 1 this conjecture he proposes certain corrections : From Tahora to Palipotra , or Bopaul , 500 cos , or 639 B. M. Thence to Elimaide , or Patna , 500 cos also . Between Tahora and Palipotra , the route passed ...
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... called " the apostle cannot mean that we are saved first and called afterward , for then he would contradict the spirit of his own exhortation , which excites us to endeavour to make our calling and election sure : -- neither by the ...
... called " the apostle cannot mean that we are saved first and called afterward , for then he would contradict the spirit of his own exhortation , which excites us to endeavour to make our calling and election sure : -- neither by the ...
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