The European Magazine, and London Review, Volum 14Philological Society of London, 1788 |
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... shall you find Against avenging Xerxes : yet I fwear By Horomazes , if thy gallant race Have facrific'd their country to contend With mightier efforts on a future day , Of this vifion of Mardonius we shall only fay , that it must have ...
... shall you find Against avenging Xerxes : yet I fwear By Horomazes , if thy gallant race Have facrific'd their country to contend With mightier efforts on a future day , Of this vifion of Mardonius we shall only fay , that it must have ...
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... shall perish , but thou fhalt endure : yea , all of them shall wax oiḍ " like a garment ; as a veflure fhalt thou change them , and they fhall be changed . But thou art the fame , and thy years jhall have no end . Pfalm cii . v . 25 ...
... shall perish , but thou fhalt endure : yea , all of them shall wax oiḍ " like a garment ; as a veflure fhalt thou change them , and they fhall be changed . But thou art the fame , and thy years jhall have no end . Pfalm cii . v . 25 ...
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... shall be shaken , [ i . e , the atmo- sphere shall be in agitation , resembling the difcord of the ocean ] .- Matt . c . xxiv . v . 29 . Now it is very remarkable , that a Comet's approach to the Earth would certainly and exactly fulfil ...
... shall be shaken , [ i . e , the atmo- sphere shall be in agitation , resembling the difcord of the ocean ] .- Matt . c . xxiv . v . 29 . Now it is very remarkable , that a Comet's approach to the Earth would certainly and exactly fulfil ...
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