Monthly Review; Or Literary Journal Enlarged, Volumen 15Ralph Griffiths, George Edward Griffiths R. Griffiths., 1756 Editors: May 1749-Sept. 1803, Ralph Griffiths; Oct. 1803-Apr. 1825, G.E. Griffiths. |
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... circumstances pofterior to the ufe of the ftandards . Jofephus and Philo are both fi- ' lent on this head . The conjecture , therefore , for it is no more than a conjecture , refts upon the probability of this use of the animals . There ...
... circumstances pofterior to the ufe of the ftandards . Jofephus and Philo are both fi- ' lent on this head . The conjecture , therefore , for it is no more than a conjecture , refts upon the probability of this use of the animals . There ...
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... circumstances , as well as they can . - The curiofities here noticed are , 1. The ( 9 ) Kington alone , according to our Author , pays to this tax about 1151. a week ; which is more than two thirds of the whole produce . Confidering the ...
... circumstances , as well as they can . - The curiofities here noticed are , 1. The ( 9 ) Kington alone , according to our Author , pays to this tax about 1151. a week ; which is more than two thirds of the whole produce . Confidering the ...
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... circumstances attend- ing them ; a power which never can take place , till by the analogy of chofen figns , and an established order among our ideas , the objects which we would revive , are connected with fome of our prefent wants . In ...
... circumstances attend- ing them ; a power which never can take place , till by the analogy of chofen figns , and an established order among our ideas , the objects which we would revive , are connected with fome of our prefent wants . In ...
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... circumstance in one book , while it was revealed to every body in another ? The third point much infifted on by his ... circumstances in the New Tefta- ment , which create a strong prejudice against his Lordship's interpretation of this ...
... circumstance in one book , while it was revealed to every body in another ? The third point much infifted on by his ... circumstances in the New Tefta- ment , which create a strong prejudice against his Lordship's interpretation of this ...
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... circumstances taken from the book itself . In regard to the notion that it is an abridgment of Matthew , he produces more than thirty parti- culars in Mark , not mentioned by any other Evangelift ; par- ticulars fufficient to affure us ...
... circumstances taken from the book itself . In regard to the notion that it is an abridgment of Matthew , he produces more than thirty parti- culars in Mark , not mentioned by any other Evangelift ; par- ticulars fufficient to affure us ...
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