The Southern Review, Tom 5A. E. Miller., 1830 |
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... rendered that word by ( one ) , and the meaning is plain and strictly of an Oriental construction , " --- and behold ... render that word by dæmons ; the Septuagint renders it by damovious , which undoubtedly is derived from dauas to ...
... rendered that word by ( one ) , and the meaning is plain and strictly of an Oriental construction , " --- and behold ... render that word by dæmons ; the Septuagint renders it by damovious , which undoubtedly is derived from dauas to ...
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... rendered doubly potent by arti- ficial heat and spices , to a man shivering under a thermometer below zero , seems nothing more than an additional flannel waistcoat to fortify him against cold . South of the Potowmac , therefore , if ...
... rendered doubly potent by arti- ficial heat and spices , to a man shivering under a thermometer below zero , seems nothing more than an additional flannel waistcoat to fortify him against cold . South of the Potowmac , therefore , if ...
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... rendered to superior talents , the devotion paid at the shrine of genius , the ascendancy which the most highly gifted spirits ac- quire over all that surround or approach them . This power may be abused , and it was misused ...
... rendered to superior talents , the devotion paid at the shrine of genius , the ascendancy which the most highly gifted spirits ac- quire over all that surround or approach them . This power may be abused , and it was misused ...
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