The Classical Journal, Том 37A. J. Valpay., 1828 |
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... sometimes conveyed under the form of dialogues with Aga Meer , Jaffier Ali , or other Asiatic friends : but our limits will scarcely allow us to notice as particularly curious the remarks on Maho- medan ladies , their rights and ...
... sometimes conveyed under the form of dialogues with Aga Meer , Jaffier Ali , or other Asiatic friends : but our limits will scarcely allow us to notice as particularly curious the remarks on Maho- medan ladies , their rights and ...
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... sometimes presume to correct the originals from that ver- sion , especially in a passage , ' " in quo maxime et fides catholica roboratur , et Patris et Filii et Spiritus Sancti una divinitatis sub- stantia comprobatur ? " But in fact ...
... sometimes presume to correct the originals from that ver- sion , especially in a passage , ' " in quo maxime et fides catholica roboratur , et Patris et Filii et Spiritus Sancti una divinitatis sub- stantia comprobatur ? " But in fact ...
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... sometimes be content with transcribing them ; for many are such as Patience herself would disdain to refute . Sir , LETTER IV . Of the Mss . used by R. Stephens and Beza . What ! will the line stretch out to the crack o ' doom ? How ...
... sometimes be content with transcribing them ; for many are such as Patience herself would disdain to refute . Sir , LETTER IV . Of the Mss . used by R. Stephens and Beza . What ! will the line stretch out to the crack o ' doom ? How ...
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... sometimes bestow extravagant commendations on their own labor , diligence , or fidelity , is totally void of " literary candor and Christian charity , " ( p . 59. 125. ) But an example will make this position clearer . In the eleventh ...
... sometimes bestow extravagant commendations on their own labor , diligence , or fidelity , is totally void of " literary candor and Christian charity , " ( p . 59. 125. ) But an example will make this position clearer . In the eleventh ...
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... sometimes happens in printing ; and perhaps you may find , that in your own enumeration of Stephens's Mss . p . 295. ( where , by the way , you have been able to reckon up only fifteen ) by the author's or printer's faults is left for 8 ...
... sometimes happens in printing ; and perhaps you may find , that in your own enumeration of Stephens's Mss . p . 295. ( where , by the way , you have been able to reckon up only fifteen ) by the author's or printer's faults is left for 8 ...
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