The Sacred and Prophane History of the World Connected: From the Creation of the World to the Dissolution of the Assyrian Empire ... By Samuel Shuckford, ...R. Knaplock, and J. Tonson, 1753 - History, Ancient |
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Page x
... vide quæ fup . ( r ) Mofes died 2553 . ( s ) Jobua died A. M. 2578. Connect . Vol . III . Book xii . p . 428. ( t ) The Egyptian Year was now first com- puted to be 365 Days , being before reckoned 360 only . Syn- cellus ubi fup ...
... vide quæ fup . ( r ) Mofes died 2553 . ( s ) Jobua died A. M. 2578. Connect . Vol . III . Book xii . p . 428. ( t ) The Egyptian Year was now first com- puted to be 365 Days , being before reckoned 360 only . Syn- cellus ubi fup ...
Page xxxviii
... Vide quæ fup . theless theless took care to fhew , that had his Genealogy xxxviii PREFACE .
... Vide quæ fup . theless theless took care to fhew , that had his Genealogy xxxviii PREFACE .
Page cviii
... Vide quæ fup . ( k ) Rom . x . 17 . that 2 that he pleafed God and was tranflated , does cviii PREFA C E.
... Vide quæ fup . ( k ) Rom . x . 17 . that 2 that he pleafed God and was tranflated , does cviii PREFA C E.
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... Vide quæ fup . C 3 Some Some Writers do indeed fet forth Adam abounding in a FALL of 21 MA N.
... Vide quæ fup . C 3 Some Some Writers do indeed fet forth Adam abounding in a FALL of 21 MA N.
Page 54
... Vide quæ fup . ( 1 ) Mil- ton fuppofes Adam wonderfully able to expatiate upon the Un- happiness of Solitude , the Benefits of equal Society ; to say why God might , but Man could not comfortably be alone . The Representation he draws ...
... Vide quæ fup . ( 1 ) Mil- ton fuppofes Adam wonderfully able to expatiate upon the Un- happiness of Solitude , the Benefits of equal Society ; to say why God might , but Man could not comfortably be alone . The Representation he draws ...
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