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... suggest the necessity . And so we may suppose that , when once the expedient of triliteralizing the Biliteral Root had been utilized for the more exact expression of variant shades of meaning , the process came to be applied with ever ...
... suggest the necessity . And so we may suppose that , when once the expedient of triliteralizing the Biliteral Root had been utilized for the more exact expression of variant shades of meaning , the process came to be applied with ever ...
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... suggest certain inferences , the drawing of the inferences is left to those who do me the honour to listen or hereafter to read . I write and speak as a student of history , who stands apart from practical administration , and avoids ...
... suggest certain inferences , the drawing of the inferences is left to those who do me the honour to listen or hereafter to read . I write and speak as a student of history , who stands apart from practical administration , and avoids ...
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... suggest that to at least a certain extent the colonial Jews of Phrygia and Lydia may have melted into the general ... suggests that the Jews of Phrygia accepted the Imperial religion ( that is to say , the worship of the Emperors as ...
... suggest that to at least a certain extent the colonial Jews of Phrygia and Lydia may have melted into the general ... suggests that the Jews of Phrygia accepted the Imperial religion ( that is to say , the worship of the Emperors as ...
Contents
LIST OF FELLOWs | 12 |
OFFICERS AND COUNCIL 191617 | 17 |
THE ANCIENT COINAGE OF SOUTHERN ARABIA By G F HILL Read | 57 |
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