An Historical and Critical Dictionary, Volume 2Hunt and Clarke, 1826 - 438 pages |
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... confessed , that this objection is of great force , and seems to lead us necessarily to another system , that , which attributes these sort of dreams , not to God as the immediate cause , but to certain in- telligences , who , under the ...
... confessed , that this objection is of great force , and seems to lead us necessarily to another system , that , which attributes these sort of dreams , not to God as the immediate cause , but to certain in- telligences , who , under the ...
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... confessed the fact and restored the goblet whence that tem- ple received the name of Hercules the discoverer . " One may justly laugh at the weakness of Augustus , and much more at the law which enjoined all private persons in certain ...
... confessed the fact and restored the goblet whence that tem- ple received the name of Hercules the discoverer . " One may justly laugh at the weakness of Augustus , and much more at the law which enjoined all private persons in certain ...
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... confessed , that this objection is of great force , and seems to lead us necessarily to another system , that , which attributes these sort of dreams , not to God as the immediate cause , but to certain in- telligences , who , under the ...
... confessed , that this objection is of great force , and seems to lead us necessarily to another system , that , which attributes these sort of dreams , not to God as the immediate cause , but to certain in- telligences , who , under the ...
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... confessed the fact and restored the goblet whence that tem- ple received the name of Hercules the discoverer . " One may justly laugh at the weakness of Augustus , and much more at the law which enjoined all private persons in certain ...
... confessed the fact and restored the goblet whence that tem- ple received the name of Hercules the discoverer . " One may justly laugh at the weakness of Augustus , and much more at the law which enjoined all private persons in certain ...
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... confess the violent passion the Hollander had ex- pressed for her royal person . The conclusion of the matter was , that the ambassadors were presented each with a chain of gold of 800 crowns , and their chief attendants with one of 100 ...
... confess the violent passion the Hollander had ex- pressed for her royal person . The conclusion of the matter was , that the ambassadors were presented each with a chain of gold of 800 crowns , and their chief attendants with one of 100 ...
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