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E. Irving and Mr. Frere critically examined 185 Donnegan's New Greek and
English Lexicon 427 Douglas's Advancement of Society in Knowledge and
Religion 185 Evanson's Historical Summary of Facts attending the Conversion of
His ...
E. Irving and Mr. Frere critically examined 185 Donnegan's New Greek and
English Lexicon 427 Douglas's Advancement of Society in Knowledge and
Religion 185 Evanson's Historical Summary of Facts attending the Conversion of
His ...
Page 70
Early English Poets . The number of poets from whose works extracts are here
given , is inferior , by about a third part , to that which the Catalogue of Mr. Ellis
presents ; but it must be recollected , that the present Editor was confined entirely
to ...
Early English Poets . The number of poets from whose works extracts are here
given , is inferior , by about a third part , to that which the Catalogue of Mr. Ellis
presents ; but it must be recollected , that the present Editor was confined entirely
to ...
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We must , however , give insertion to his mention of an incident at llamadan ,
which afforded a striking proof of the respect in which the English character is
held in that country . • Mr. Lamb , wishing to draw a bill upon Bagdad for the sum
of one ...
We must , however , give insertion to his mention of an incident at llamadan ,
which afforded a striking proof of the respect in which the English character is
held in that country . • Mr. Lamb , wishing to draw a bill upon Bagdad for the sum
of one ...
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A Greek and English Lexicon : originally a Scripture Lexicon , and now adapted
to the Greek Classics ; with a Greek Grammar prefixed . By Greville Ewing ,
Minister of the Gospel , Glasgow . ' Large 8vo . pp . 1150. in double columns .
A Greek and English Lexicon : originally a Scripture Lexicon , and now adapted
to the Greek Classics ; with a Greek Grammar prefixed . By Greville Ewing ,
Minister of the Gospel , Glasgow . ' Large 8vo . pp . 1150. in double columns .
Page 429
There were , we believe , some previous attempts to construct an English - Greek
Lexicon , but they were obscure and abortive , before Parkhurst's valuable work
for the Greek Testament , of which the first edition was published about fifty years
...
There were , we believe , some previous attempts to construct an English - Greek
Lexicon , but they were obscure and abortive , before Parkhurst's valuable work
for the Greek Testament , of which the first edition was published about fifty years
...
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