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Edward Burnaby Greene. " moved as ftatues ; fo that they seem , " concludes he , " more modeft than Virgins " in their ... seems to infer : and as for πxρdévwv ev ' ¿ qdanμõis , I would thus understand the words : LYCURGUS is giving laws ...
Edward Burnaby Greene. " moved as ftatues ; fo that they seem , " concludes he , " more modeft than Virgins " in their ... seems to infer : and as for πxρdévwv ev ' ¿ qdanμõis , I would thus understand the words : LYCURGUS is giving laws ...
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... seems described by MOSES as inftanta- neously created , in order particularly to awaken the foul to a reflection on ... seem to play at begging the question ; a proof of which is to be found in Monfieur HUET'S Reflections , who difallows ...
... seems described by MOSES as inftanta- neously created , in order particularly to awaken the foul to a reflection on ... seem to play at begging the question ; a proof of which is to be found in Monfieur HUET'S Reflections , who difallows ...
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... seem to make it rather an impious , than heroic fenti- ment . It is a blafphemous expreffion of his resentment against the conduct of the divi- nity , because unfavorable to his wishes challenge of his ... seems rather 36 VIII . SECTION.
... seem to make it rather an impious , than heroic fenti- ment . It is a blafphemous expreffion of his resentment against the conduct of the divi- nity , because unfavorable to his wishes challenge of his ... seems rather 36 VIII . SECTION.
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