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... prove , that all taste or skill in composi tion had vanished even in his reign : though the portraits , both in marble and on coins , prove , that accuracy of imitation and nicety of finishing prevailed even to the time of the Gordians ...
... prove , that all taste or skill in composi tion had vanished even in his reign : though the portraits , both in marble and on coins , prove , that accuracy of imitation and nicety of finishing prevailed even to the time of the Gordians ...
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... proved that Christ's ordinance of baptism never was intended by him to be administered to infants , but that it was ... prove that the word Barr signifies any thing short of plunging the whole body under water . We shall not enter into ...
... proved that Christ's ordinance of baptism never was intended by him to be administered to infants , but that it was ... prove that the word Barr signifies any thing short of plunging the whole body under water . We shall not enter into ...
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... proved , to the satisfaction of all our readers , that our quarrel is only with the undiscriminating critics who employ ... prove that the pretended verses of Endymion Porter , and the whole story raised on them by Macklin , are a most ...
... proved , to the satisfaction of all our readers , that our quarrel is only with the undiscriminating critics who employ ... prove that the pretended verses of Endymion Porter , and the whole story raised on them by Macklin , are a most ...
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Sermons Collective See Jervis Bidlake | 2 |
TABLE | 8 |
Moores George Tales of the Passions | 14 |
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