Observations on Divers Passages of Scripture. Placing Many of Them in a Light Altogether New ... and More Amply Illustrating the Rest Than Has Been Yet Done, by Means of Circumstances Incidentally Mentioned in Books of Voyages and Travels Into the East: In Two Volumes. ...J. Johnson, 1797 |
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Página 3
... distinction amongst us would be an affront ; it is not fo however , it feems , in the Eaft . Agree- 2 Vol . 2. p . 167. 3 Vol . 1. p . 119 . · P. 26 , 27 . 7 B 2 + ably ably to these accounts of Pococke , we are told in the Holy - Land . 3.
... distinction amongst us would be an affront ; it is not fo however , it feems , in the Eaft . Agree- 2 Vol . 2. p . 167. 3 Vol . 1. p . 119 . · P. 26 , 27 . 7 B 2 + ably ably to these accounts of Pococke , we are told in the Holy - Land . 3.
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... from the bottom to the top of thefe repofitories of theirs . But the more fimple interpre- tation , I first pointed out , feems much preferable , ] « We " We re entertained by the Cafhif here " with in the Holy - Land . 11.
... from the bottom to the top of thefe repofitories of theirs . But the more fimple interpre- tation , I first pointed out , feems much preferable , ] « We " We re entertained by the Cafhif here " with in the Holy - Land . 11.
Página 18
... feems to be re- ferred to in Judges iii . 18 , where we read of making an end of offering the prefent , and of a number of people that bare it , all which ap- parently points out the introducing with great diftinctnefs , as well as ...
... feems to be re- ferred to in Judges iii . 18 , where we read of making an end of offering the prefent , and of a number of people that bare it , all which ap- parently points out the introducing with great diftinctnefs , as well as ...
Página 49
... feems to be a much bet- ter explanation of the paffage , than any of the four which Pool has given us from the critics , in his Synopfis . The fecond , with which our verfion coincides , doth not ap- pear by any means to be juft . The ...
... feems to be a much bet- ter explanation of the paffage , than any of the four which Pool has given us from the critics , in his Synopfis . The fecond , with which our verfion coincides , doth not ap- pear by any means to be juft . The ...
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... feems to be defigned to exprefs his taking his beard to kifs it , at least this is agreeable to the customs of those that now live in that country : for d'Arvieux , de- fcribing the affembling together of several of the petty Arab ...
... feems to be defigned to exprefs his taking his beard to kifs it , at least this is agreeable to the customs of those that now live in that country : for d'Arvieux , de- fcribing the affembling together of several of the petty Arab ...
Términos y frases comunes
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