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... observed that , since the earthly Jerusalem was in ruins , and never in the opinion of the Seer to be rebuilt , a ... observe that there are two accounts of the New Jerusalem in these chapters , which have been rudely thrust together by ...
... observed that , since the earthly Jerusalem was in ruins , and never in the opinion of the Seer to be rebuilt , a ... observe that there are two accounts of the New Jerusalem in these chapters , which have been rudely thrust together by ...
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... observe , that there is something in us which is capable of attaining wisdom , and that this same thing is capable of ... observed in horses . At any rate , the phrase to breathe hard ' ( πveîv μéya ) survived in the sense of ' to be ...
... observe , that there is something in us which is capable of attaining wisdom , and that this same thing is capable of ... observed in horses . At any rate , the phrase to breathe hard ' ( πveîv μéya ) survived in the sense of ' to be ...
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... observed is that these feelings are always of a very special kind . We saw that Pindar thought of the yuxý as a sort of ' subli- minal self ' which ' sleeps when the limbs are active ' , but has prophetic visions when the body is asleep ...
... observed is that these feelings are always of a very special kind . We saw that Pindar thought of the yuxý as a sort of ' subli- minal self ' which ' sleeps when the limbs are active ' , but has prophetic visions when the body is asleep ...
Contents
LIST OF FELLOWS | 12 |
OFFICERS AND COUNCIL 191617 | 17 |
AN ATTEMPT TO RECOVER THE ORIGINAL ORDER OF THE TEXT | 37 |
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