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... gave new tes- kindred and friends , and the relatimonies from heaven : the sun was tives and companions of all those five eclipsed all the while he was upon hundred persons who were eye - witthe cross , and yet the moon was in the ...
... gave new tes- kindred and friends , and the relatimonies from heaven : the sun was tives and companions of all those five eclipsed all the while he was upon hundred persons who were eye - witthe cross , and yet the moon was in the ...
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... gave bold and a witty , a zealous and learnthem power : without courage , they ed young man , who , going with letcould not contest against all the vio- ters to persecute the Christians of lence of the Jews and Gentiles ; but Damascus ...
... gave bold and a witty , a zealous and learnthem power : without courage , they ed young man , who , going with letcould not contest against all the vio- ters to persecute the Christians of lence of the Jews and Gentiles ; but Damascus ...
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... gave peace and quiet to the people ever they had done . Catullus was that were fallen into his hands ; and too wise to rival him ; and was the looked kindly on the improvement most admired of all his cotempora- of all the arts and ...
... gave peace and quiet to the people ever they had done . Catullus was that were fallen into his hands ; and too wise to rival him ; and was the looked kindly on the improvement most admired of all his cotempora- of all the arts and ...
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VOL | 1 |
On the Immortality of the Soul Ibid 14 48 Idleness avoided by the Observation | 59 |
Sect | 65 |
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