Monthly Review; Or New Literary Journal, Volumen15Ralph Griffiths, George Edward Griffiths R. Griffiths., 1756 Editors: May 1749-Sept. 1803, Ralph Griffiths; Oct. 1803-Apr. 1825, G. E. Griffiths. |
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... particular bleffing from Heaven , adjudged it to the best man . The Hebrews gave it to the owner of the ground where it was found , as may be ⚫ gathered from Chrift's parable , Matt . xiii . 44. And that the Syrians did the fame , we ...
... particular bleffing from Heaven , adjudged it to the best man . The Hebrews gave it to the owner of the ground where it was found , as may be ⚫ gathered from Chrift's parable , Matt . xiii . 44. And that the Syrians did the fame , we ...
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... particular in our account of the wri- tings of Brixianus , as Mr. Taylor has not mentioned him . And , indeed , the Venetian has more merit , as a Critic and Grammarian , than as a writer of a Hebrew Concordance : in which last ...
... particular in our account of the wri- tings of Brixianus , as Mr. Taylor has not mentioned him . And , indeed , the Venetian has more merit , as a Critic and Grammarian , than as a writer of a Hebrew Concordance : in which last ...
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... particular . There are fome Hebrew words of fingular occurrence , whofe fignifications are beft explained by comparing them with the , fame words in the Arabic . Kimchi fays , that the Rabbi's would not have known that fignified thy ...
... particular . There are fome Hebrew words of fingular occurrence , whofe fignifications are beft explained by comparing them with the , fame words in the Arabic . Kimchi fays , that the Rabbi's would not have known that fignified thy ...
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... particular reafon for this deduction of upwards of 8000l . or whether it is owing to inadvertency , is not quite clear to us ; tho ' we are inclined to impute it to the latter , as this is not D 2 the From Europe , or laden with ...
... particular reafon for this deduction of upwards of 8000l . or whether it is owing to inadvertency , is not quite clear to us ; tho ' we are inclined to impute it to the latter , as this is not D 2 the From Europe , or laden with ...
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... particular regard here ; for which reason we fhall , at prefent , take leave of our Author , referving the confideration of his natural Hiftory , to an- other opportunity . An Efay on the Origin of Human Knowlege . Being a fupple- ment ...
... particular regard here ; for which reason we fhall , at prefent , take leave of our Author , referving the confideration of his natural Hiftory , to an- other opportunity . An Efay on the Origin of Human Knowlege . Being a fupple- ment ...
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