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Equally since the time of the received translation , the sense of obscure words has been recovered by diligent examination of those ancient versions which themselves might furnish forth a tol- erable Hebrew dictionary .
Equally since the time of the received translation , the sense of obscure words has been recovered by diligent examination of those ancient versions which themselves might furnish forth a tol- erable Hebrew dictionary .
Page 304
The king's direc- tion was , that every member of each of the classes into which his fifty- four scholars were distributed should translate the whole portion of Scripture assigned to his division , and that , with the aid of these ...
The king's direc- tion was , that every member of each of the classes into which his fifty- four scholars were distributed should translate the whole portion of Scripture assigned to his division , and that , with the aid of these ...
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Mr. Plumptre has chosen the last course , and goes so far as to translate strophe and antistrophe by different metres . He aims merely at " maintaining a general harmony of tone between the corresponding members of a choral ode .
Mr. Plumptre has chosen the last course , and goes so far as to translate strophe and antistrophe by different metres . He aims merely at " maintaining a general harmony of tone between the corresponding members of a choral ode .
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LAURENCE Sterne | 1 |
METEORIC SHOWERS | 38 |
THE RELIGIOUS REFORM MOVEMENT IN ITALY | 51 |
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