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Page 263
... employed under the li beral patronage of a great people , for the purpose of trans- mitting to the remotest posterity , the brilliant periods of our history , and the names of those whose talents or valour have contributed to render ...
... employed under the li beral patronage of a great people , for the purpose of trans- mitting to the remotest posterity , the brilliant periods of our history , and the names of those whose talents or valour have contributed to render ...
Page 309
... employed Job xl . 16 . in which place it is introduced in direct opposition with the word loins , our own figurative term for the same idea . Here , speaking of the ואונו בשרירי בטנו behemoth , the Alinigtity exclairns Behold his ...
... employed Job xl . 16 . in which place it is introduced in direct opposition with the word loins , our own figurative term for the same idea . Here , speaking of the ואונו בשרירי בטנו behemoth , the Alinigtity exclairns Behold his ...
Page 322
... employed . A stimulant ointment , composed of two drachms of red precipitate , with an ounce and half of Goulard , and four ounces of fresh butter , applied to the tarsi , with a camel - hair pencil , twice in a day , Dr. Dewar has ...
... employed . A stimulant ointment , composed of two drachms of red precipitate , with an ounce and half of Goulard , and four ounces of fresh butter , applied to the tarsi , with a camel - hair pencil , twice in a day , Dr. Dewar has ...
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