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Page 81
Of the limitations to this canon , or rule , we may perhaps speak hereafter : but we must now observe that , as Dr. M. has laid them down , they are such as utterly exclude all application of the rule to the proof of our Saviour's ...
Of the limitations to this canon , or rule , we may perhaps speak hereafter : but we must now observe that , as Dr. M. has laid them down , they are such as utterly exclude all application of the rule to the proof of our Saviour's ...
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Be this , however , as it may , we think that Mr. Sharp , who invented the rule , ( we mean , so far as it respects its absolute inviolability within those limits which he prescribed to it , ) has an undoubted right to determine for ...
Be this , however , as it may , we think that Mr. Sharp , who invented the rule , ( we mean , so far as it respects its absolute inviolability within those limits which he prescribed to it , ) has an undoubted right to determine for ...
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to his rule in the Greek Testament are “ twenty - five at least in number . ” Mr. Sharp , therefore , would see that a very few limitations only were wanted to enable him to answer every objection which could be brought against him from ...
to his rule in the Greek Testament are “ twenty - five at least in number . ” Mr. Sharp , therefore , would see that a very few limitations only were wanted to enable him to answer every objection which could be brought against him from ...
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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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