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... importance . Some of his changes in the punctuation suggest new modes of interpretation of these the most important are Rom . xi . 8 , where the paren- thesis is removed , and Luke , vi . 9 , where a note of interro- gation is inserted ...
... importance . Some of his changes in the punctuation suggest new modes of interpretation of these the most important are Rom . xi . 8 , where the paren- thesis is removed , and Luke , vi . 9 , where a note of interro- gation is inserted ...
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... important points in which it differs from the second ; the diligence of the learned au- thor in correcting errors , supplying deficiencies , and an- swering objections , never failing to enhance the value of his work in a sensible ...
... important points in which it differs from the second ; the diligence of the learned au- thor in correcting errors , supplying deficiencies , and an- swering objections , never failing to enhance the value of his work in a sensible ...
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... important are the observations on an Arabic ver- sion of the New Testament , unknown till within a few years , and first brought into public notice by professor Scholz- and the critical account of a manuscript copy of the Vulgate , as ...
... important are the observations on an Arabic ver- sion of the New Testament , unknown till within a few years , and first brought into public notice by professor Scholz- and the critical account of a manuscript copy of the Vulgate , as ...
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