The Classical Journal, Tom 39A. J. Valpay., 1829 |
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... explained in the modern Persian . Such works we may justly regard as lite- rary treasures ; and in this department they should certainly be the first selected for publication . Without some lexicographical assistance the knowlege of ...
... explained in the modern Persian . Such works we may justly regard as lite- rary treasures ; and in this department they should certainly be the first selected for publication . Without some lexicographical assistance the knowlege of ...
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... explained in the modern Persian . Such works we may justly regard as lite- rary treasures ; and in this department they should certainly be the first selected for publication . Without some lexicographical assistance the knowlege of ...
... explained in the modern Persian . Such works we may justly regard as lite- rary treasures ; and in this department they should certainly be the first selected for publication . Without some lexicographical assistance the knowlege of ...
Strona 35
... explained . I ' OTÉVES . According to Schweighæuser's Lexicon , Famuli armigeri , Pedissequi . That these men are not the same as those who accompa- nied the convoy is very evident : neither can they be the 1000 Lace- dæmonians whom we ...
... explained . I ' OTÉVES . According to Schweighæuser's Lexicon , Famuli armigeri , Pedissequi . That these men are not the same as those who accompa- nied the convoy is very evident : neither can they be the 1000 Lace- dæmonians whom we ...
Strona 55
... explaining the doxology , táck a new clause to it : For thine is the kingdom , and the power , and the glory , of the Father , and the Son , and the Holy Ghost . This is the reading too of an excellent Ms. in the Vatican , Urb . 2 . and ...
... explaining the doxology , táck a new clause to it : For thine is the kingdom , and the power , and the glory , of the Father , and the Son , and the Holy Ghost . This is the reading too of an excellent Ms. in the Vatican , Urb . 2 . and ...
Strona 66
... explaining away some of the capital texts . For instance , I and my Father are one , he explains of a unity of con ... explained away the consub- stantiality of the heavenly witnesses , produce an example or two from their works . Let ...
... explaining away some of the capital texts . For instance , I and my Father are one , he explains of a unity of con ... explained away the consub- stantiality of the heavenly witnesses , produce an example or two from their works . Let ...
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Strona 71 - To-day if ye will hear his voice, harden not your hearts : as in the provocation, and as in the day of temptation in the wilderness ; When your fathers tempted me : proved me, and saw my works.
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