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Page 43
For he is prodigal who perishes by his own means ; since riches affording the means of living , he appears in a manner to be destructive of himself ; and a corrupter of his property . ' p . 125 . It is perhaps impossible to preserve the ...
For he is prodigal who perishes by his own means ; since riches affording the means of living , he appears in a manner to be destructive of himself ; and a corrupter of his property . ' p . 125 . It is perhaps impossible to preserve the ...
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By correlatives , the Doctor means nothing more than what old Lilly means by his well - known rule , Quum duo substantiva , & c . that is , where one noun governs another in the genitive case ; which the Hebrew grammarians describe by ...
By correlatives , the Doctor means nothing more than what old Lilly means by his well - known rule , Quum duo substantiva , & c . that is , where one noun governs another in the genitive case ; which the Hebrew grammarians describe by ...
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means to insinuate that man , by religious intolerance , bigotry , and persecution of all who attempt a reformation , degrades himself below the rank of other animals . « In consequence of my coming , ” says Christ , “ man " ( not a man ...
means to insinuate that man , by religious intolerance , bigotry , and persecution of all who attempt a reformation , degrades himself below the rank of other animals . « In consequence of my coming , ” says Christ , “ man " ( not a man ...
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| Title | The Monthly Review, Or, Literary Journal Volumes 1215-1247 of Early English newspapers Volumes 384-432 of English literary periodicals |
| Contributors | Ralph Griffiths, G. E. Griffiths |
| Publisher | R. Griffiths, 1810 |
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