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... gave you this name ? A. My godfathers and godmothers . in my baptifm ; wherein I was made a member of Chrift , the child of God , and an inheritor of the kingdom of heaven . Q. Why did your godfathers and godmothers give you your ...
... gave you this name ? A. My godfathers and godmothers . in my baptifm ; wherein I was made a member of Chrift , the child of God , and an inheritor of the kingdom of heaven . Q. Why did your godfathers and godmothers give you your ...
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... gave the man afcendant ; and that afcendant produced a fecurity , which left their minds at eafe , and gave them leifure to cultivate every thing liberal or ele- gant . It was then that Pericles adorned the city with temples , theatres ...
... gave the man afcendant ; and that afcendant produced a fecurity , which left their minds at eafe , and gave them leifure to cultivate every thing liberal or ele- gant . It was then that Pericles adorned the city with temples , theatres ...
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... gave him alfo the name of Confus , and erected an altar to him in the circus of Rome . The Circenfian games , or horfe- races , inflituted in ho- nour of him , were , from this name , called Confualia . In thefe games , which were ...
... gave him alfo the name of Confus , and erected an altar to him in the circus of Rome . The Circenfian games , or horfe- races , inflituted in ho- nour of him , were , from this name , called Confualia . In thefe games , which were ...
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Diversity of Geniuses | 36 |
The Manners of a Bookfeller | 42 |
Epicuruss Character | 48 |
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