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... these faints are not on record , the chriftian Bri- tons having generally taken new names from the Greeks , Romans or Hebrews , when they were baptifed . Churches have been dedicated to each of them , and their conjunct feftival is ...
... these faints are not on record , the chriftian Bri- tons having generally taken new names from the Greeks , Romans or Hebrews , when they were baptifed . Churches have been dedicated to each of them , and their conjunct feftival is ...
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... these regulars poffcfd , were in mortu ma- nu , i . e . could never revert to the lords who give them . This inconvenience ave rife to the fla tutes against gifts in mortmaine , which prohibi- ted donations to these religious houses ...
... these regulars poffcfd , were in mortu ma- nu , i . e . could never revert to the lords who give them . This inconvenience ave rife to the fla tutes against gifts in mortmaine , which prohibi- ted donations to these religious houses ...
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... these fuperftitious manfions , referyed of the library books , fome to ferve their jacks , fome to icour the candlesticks , and fome to rub their boots ; fome they fold to the grocer and foap - feller ; and fome they feut over fea to ...
... these fuperftitious manfions , referyed of the library books , fome to ferve their jacks , fome to icour the candlesticks , and fome to rub their boots ; fome they fold to the grocer and foap - feller ; and fome they feut over fea to ...
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... these the fever spread to others by infection . ABDEST , a Perfin word literally fignifying the water placed in a bafon for washing the hands , but used to exprefs the purifications practifed by the Mahometans before they enter on their ...
... these the fever spread to others by infection . ABDEST , a Perfin word literally fignifying the water placed in a bafon for washing the hands , but used to exprefs the purifications practifed by the Mahometans before they enter on their ...
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... these two machines of the balance , and the dira , were only ornamental , and that the fuccefs of the duel had been the fame without them . Dryd . Dedicat . Eneid . ABOVE . prep . [ from a , and buran , Saxon ; bo- ven , Dutch . ] 1. To ...
... these two machines of the balance , and the dira , were only ornamental , and that the fuccefs of the duel had been the fame without them . Dryd . Dedicat . Eneid . ABOVE . prep . [ from a , and buran , Saxon ; bo- ven , Dutch . ] 1. To ...
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