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Page 104
... seems to be more authentic than most things of the kind . It is fcarcely ne- ceffary to fay , that Mr. W. is fpeaking of the creed of that puzzle- pated mortal ' , as he aptly terms him , whoever he was , that made the canonized bones ...
... seems to be more authentic than most things of the kind . It is fcarcely ne- ceffary to fay , that Mr. W. is fpeaking of the creed of that puzzle- pated mortal ' , as he aptly terms him , whoever he was , that made the canonized bones ...
Page 184
... seems as if nei- ther pious tradition nor philofophical reafoning are agreeable to Mr. Gough for after including the Bishop of Down in the cenfure of Camden , for his partiality to the Irifh annals , he difmiffes the fubject in a very ...
... seems as if nei- ther pious tradition nor philofophical reafoning are agreeable to Mr. Gough for after including the Bishop of Down in the cenfure of Camden , for his partiality to the Irifh annals , he difmiffes the fubject in a very ...
Page 350
... seems , been upon a wrong fcent ; and ( according to fome , ) have actually fold , as precious relics , the teeth , and other bones , of a female corpfe , for thofe of the ever venerable author of PARADISE LOST . Art . 49. Memoirs of ...
... seems , been upon a wrong fcent ; and ( according to fome , ) have actually fold , as precious relics , the teeth , and other bones , of a female corpfe , for thofe of the ever venerable author of PARADISE LOST . Art . 49. Memoirs of ...
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