The Spectator, Svazek 81806 |
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Strana 126
... late - discovered nations who are not trained up in an opinion that heaven is the ha- bitation of the divinity whom they worship . As in Solomon's temple there was the Sanc- tum Sanctorum , in which a visible glory appeared among the ...
... late - discovered nations who are not trained up in an opinion that heaven is the ha- bitation of the divinity whom they worship . As in Solomon's temple there was the Sanc- tum Sanctorum , in which a visible glory appeared among the ...
Strana 357
... late Author of the Spectator , occa- fioned by his paper of Monday , December 6 , 1714 , Vol . viii . N ° 630 , 51 pages . Printed for J. Roberts , 1714. N ° 629 , is reprinted in the letter here referred to , which begins with high ...
... late Author of the Spectator , occa- fioned by his paper of Monday , December 6 , 1714 , Vol . viii . N ° 630 , 51 pages . Printed for J. Roberts , 1714. N ° 629 , is reprinted in the letter here referred to , which begins with high ...
Strana 361
... late times done , to fuch a degree of infolence as has given the partition where they refide , in a church near one of the city gates , the denomination of the rat- tling pew . Thefe gay fellows , from humble lay profeffions , fet up ...
... late times done , to fuch a degree of infolence as has given the partition where they refide , in a church near one of the city gates , the denomination of the rat- tling pew . Thefe gay fellows , from humble lay profeffions , fet up ...
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