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Pagina 13
... proved from Scripture . Thus , we read that Jacob hides the teraphim , the idols of his wife , " under the oak by Shechem , " his object being , no doubt , to remove her sin by depositing them in a sacred place . We read that Saul and ...
... proved from Scripture . Thus , we read that Jacob hides the teraphim , the idols of his wife , " under the oak by Shechem , " his object being , no doubt , to remove her sin by depositing them in a sacred place . We read that Saul and ...
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... prove it . We see in these a large variety of instruments and vessels which were used exclusively in sacrifices ; such as the knife , with which the victim was stabbed ; the broad dishes , or bowls ( patera ) , which held the blood ...
... prove it . We see in these a large variety of instruments and vessels which were used exclusively in sacrifices ; such as the knife , with which the victim was stabbed ; the broad dishes , or bowls ( patera ) , which held the blood ...
Pagina 22
... proved themselves so superior , intellectually , politically , and morally , to their contemporaries ? We have already seen the credit given them by their enemies the * See Montfaucon , vol . ii . , p . 150 . † Mun . Ant . , p . 231 ...
... proved themselves so superior , intellectually , politically , and morally , to their contemporaries ? We have already seen the credit given them by their enemies the * See Montfaucon , vol . ii . , p . 150 . † Mun . Ant . , p . 231 ...
Pagina 26
... prove how they obtained their knowledge . No court of justice worthy of the name would convict on mere . hearsay . But it seems it is quite sufficient to convict the Druids . This is all wrong . If there be any of our readers who ...
... prove how they obtained their knowledge . No court of justice worthy of the name would convict on mere . hearsay . But it seems it is quite sufficient to convict the Druids . This is all wrong . If there be any of our readers who ...
Pagina 29
... prove gene- rous , ardent , and sincere " ( p . 56 ) . Thus does the intelligent Mr. Mitchell usher upon the scene Wallenstein's first bride . In fact , the alliance was contracted with a dame respectable equally for her years and her ...
... prove gene- rous , ardent , and sincere " ( p . 56 ) . Thus does the intelligent Mr. Mitchell usher upon the scene Wallenstein's first bride . In fact , the alliance was contracted with a dame respectable equally for her years and her ...
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The National Quarterly Review, Volume 4 Edward Isidore Sears,David Allyn Gorton,Charles H. Woodman Volledige weergave - 1862 |
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