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Page 406
... passage of Justin as conforming to all your limita- tions , and as perfectly unobjectionable every way . ' On the example brought by Mr. S. himself to enforce his rule , Mr. B. says : • Εν τη βασιλεια το χρισε και θε8 . Ephes . v . 5 ...
... passage of Justin as conforming to all your limita- tions , and as perfectly unobjectionable every way . ' On the example brought by Mr. S. himself to enforce his rule , Mr. B. says : • Εν τη βασιλεια το χρισε και θε8 . Ephes . v . 5 ...
Page 460
... passage is very deservedly and very ably ex- posed . P. 103. §11 . " At pro me .... efflagitati sunt . ” efflagitati sunt . " The whole of his ingenious dispute respecting the propriety of the word efflagitati might have been superseded ...
... passage is very deservedly and very ably ex- posed . P. 103. §11 . " At pro me .... efflagitati sunt . ” efflagitati sunt . " The whole of his ingenious dispute respecting the propriety of the word efflagitati might have been superseded ...
Page 462
... passages are well deserving of notice : but it is not our wish , by multiplying quotations , to protract this article . Enough , we trust , has been advanced to justify us in recom- mending the work to the attention of our learned ...
... passages are well deserving of notice : but it is not our wish , by multiplying quotations , to protract this article . Enough , we trust , has been advanced to justify us in recom- mending the work to the attention of our learned ...
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