10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «SALUTIFEROUS»
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An inquiry into the means of improving medical knowledge: by ...
... were carried off, and the Sick were restored to Health again; when she
proceeded and acted in the most salutiferous manner ; as also when and how
she failed in producing those salutiferous Effects. Thus he was instructed by
Observation, ...
William Hillary, L. Hawes ((Londres)), 1761
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GY̆ Kainỳ Diacýky. The Greek Testament, with Engl. notes, ...
Some confusion of metaphor exists ; but. by a lively allusion to the wide
spreading of aromatic and medicinal odours, it represents the wide diffusion of
the Gospel and its salutiferous influence. 15. oti X/hotou ei/wdia — oiroW.] Here
is a ...
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The Greek Testament: with English notes, critical, ...
Some confusion of metaphor exists; but, under a lively allusion to the wide
spreading of aromatic odours, it represents the wide diffusion of the Gospel, and
its salutiferous influence. 15. Here there is a continuation of the above metaphor,
...
Samuel Thomas Bloomfield, 1845
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Additional Annotations ... on the New Testament Being a ...
3 :) and as the odours of aromatic herbs possess the property of being
salutiferous as well as grateful,— such is the quality here meant to be ascribed to
the Gospel, and such is the idea particularly contained in the words of the next
verse.
Samuel Thomas Bloomfield, 1850
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Thoughts: in prose and verse, started, in his walks
I believe that, for such a dry subject, I have at present wrote enough ; I shall
therefore postpone the rest of my Salutiferous Creed till next month ; when (I
believe that) if I can get out of my easy chair, I shall write less like an, old woman,
and be ...
He wandered over a great part of the island, seeking in vain the salutiferous
fountain ; and, despairing of success, set himself down in a valley, and fell asleep
. When he awaked, he beheld a beautiful Lady dressed in the habit of the country
...
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The Greek New Testament, with Engl. notes [for] theological ...
3) : and as the odours of aromatic herbs possess the property of being
salutiferous as well as grateful ; — such is the quality here meant to be ascribed
to the Gospel, and such is the idea particularly contained in the words of the next
verse.
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Upon the Types of the Old Testament
Who tread the Winepress of his Fathers Wrath alone. 4. Brass hath a most
Salutiferous property in it as medicable unto man in his languishments &
distempers. Some Stick not to assert, that no metall breaths a more Wholsom aire
than brass.
Edward Taylor, Charles W. Mignon, 1989
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Gentleman's Magazine and Historical Review
Salutiferous. Effluvia. of. Plants. 45^. S purifications are prescribed. It ii » terms
they thought fit 'to prescribe, he ' point out of all dispute, that the mi- was
compelled to cut down and destroy neral effluvia at Pttosi haye such an his clove
trees, ...
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Notes, Explanatory and Practical, on the Second Epistle to ...
Tc use the beautiful language of Theodoret, as quoted by Bloomfield, “We indeed
bear the sweet odour of Christ's gospel to all,- but all who participate in it do not
experience its salutiferous effects. Thus to diseased eyes even the light of ...
NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «SALUTIFEROUS»
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The look of this on the plate is so inviting — the greens and the reds — but not the most salutiferous. But if you really want to experience the juxtaposition of ... «The Express Tribune, Feb 13»
