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... mentioned , without regard to the distinction commonly made between sacred and profane literature . It is evident that it will be necessary to define our subject still further if it is to be brought within reasonable compass , so as to ...
... mentioned , without regard to the distinction commonly made between sacred and profane literature . It is evident that it will be necessary to define our subject still further if it is to be brought within reasonable compass , so as to ...
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... mentioned in the New Testament ; although to the student of Greek antiquities these afford an interesting field of inquiry , in which a good deal remains to be done.1 My object will rather resemble that of the late Dr. Field in part iii ...
... mentioned in the New Testament ; although to the student of Greek antiquities these afford an interesting field of inquiry , in which a good deal remains to be done.1 My object will rather resemble that of the late Dr. Field in part iii ...
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... mentioned in the note on p . 148 are not dis- tinctive of any locality . Here again , how- ever , it is more pleasant to welcome agree- ment than to accentuate differences ; and even the ultimate reference of but a small part of the ...
... mentioned in the note on p . 148 are not dis- tinctive of any locality . Here again , how- ever , it is more pleasant to welcome agree- ment than to accentuate differences ; and even the ultimate reference of but a small part of the ...
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... mentioned was tribunus or praefectus ( the word is lost and we cannot therefore ascer- tain which ) of a cohors Delmatarum . in 103 , 105 , and 124 A.D. , we know that there were cohortes Delmatarum in Britain . But , before we infer ...
... mentioned was tribunus or praefectus ( the word is lost and we cannot therefore ascer- tain which ) of a cohors Delmatarum . in 103 , 105 , and 124 A.D. , we know that there were cohortes Delmatarum in Britain . But , before we infer ...
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... mentioned ) . The Homeric text abounds in instances of the Aeolic prefix ( a , occurring , just as might be anticipated , in ancient epithets , and espe- cially those of Aeolic towns . This evidence would remain equally applicable ...
... mentioned ) . The Homeric text abounds in instances of the Aeolic prefix ( a , occurring , just as might be anticipated , in ancient epithets , and espe- cially those of Aeolic towns . This evidence would remain equally applicable ...
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