10 LIVRES EN ROUMAIN EN RAPPORT AVEC «PECULIÁR»
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Fifteen Sermons ... To which are added Six Sermons ... - Pagina 160
... by fuch Exercife of Charity, they improve within themselves the Temper of it, which is the every Temper of Heaven, Confider next the peculiár Force with which this Branch of Charity, Almsgiving, is recommended to us fin these Words, He that ...
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Life Sciences and Space Research: Proceedings of the Open ...
The loss of such an important feature as motility is a peculiár reaction of bacteria in the presence of hydrogen peroxide. Microscopic observations of Spirillum azotocoligens in suspension have shown the cells to lose their motility in the ...
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Lectures on the Materia Medica - Pagina 198
... where the operation can be explained from the figure ; the fecond, where it depends on the operation of small parts of bodies upon each other, from a peculiár property which we do not know. I mention all this, not for any affistance it will give ...
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With letters “To the Christian Reader,” by T. Goodwin, J. ... - Pagina 117
Providence : This also extends to All, and to each Iudividual : He hath Power over all, and Govern thern He doth, in their most ungoverned Designs and Actions : But as # touching His Church, the People of His Holinefs (g); He holds, a peculiár ...
Elisha Coles, Samuel ANNESLEY (LL.D., Minister of St. Giles', Cripplegate.), Thomas GOODWIN (D.D.), 1708
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The Assembly's Shorter Catechism Explained, by Way of ... - Pagina 154
35, 36. ; or, if it respęćts the Israeliter indifferently, then it is one of the judicial laws, peculiár to that people, and of no binding force now. . - Quest. 39. What is the spring of all thefe different ways whereby men defraud and injure one another in ...
Assembly of Divines (ENGLAND), Ebenezer ERSKINE, James Fisher, 1765
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The Rational Communicant: Or, a Practical Exposition on ... - Pagina 83
Let every one therefore, with a lowly Demeanour and/ober foy, atterid to the Absolution. Let them by no Means ufiirp the peculiár Office of the Prieß, and disturb the Congregation, by repeating it after him. But let them beg of God to confirm what ...
Edward YARDLEY (Archdeacon of Cardigan.), 1728
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Discourses on several important subjects delivered at ... - Pagina 139
I" was the glory and happiness of the Israelitish nation, of old, that the Almighty God took upon him the character, and entered into the relation of being their, king, owning and governing them as his people and fub-. jećts, in a peculiár, manner ...
Robert FLEMING (the Younger.), 1793
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An Analysis of the Roman Civil Law Compared with the Laws ...
In the Roman Guardianship, fome things were peculiár to each kind, taken separately; others belonged to both in common. I. 3. TUTELA was of three forts. I. TESTAMENTARY. II. LEGAL. III. DATIVE. 4. I. In the TESTAMENTARY Tutelage, it was ...
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Gustavus Vasa, the Deliverer of His Country, a Tragedy - Pagina 23
Arv. Yes, yes, her Lips Breath'd forth that Name with a peculiár Sweetness. Loos'd from my Bonds, I rose, at her Command, When,scarce recov'ringSpeech,Iwould have kneel'd, But hafte thee, haste thee for thy Life, she cry'd; And O, if e'er thy ...
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Essays on the Characteristics [of the Earl of Shaftesbury]. - Pagina 254
... great Work of universal "str žien, would, we may reasonably fuppose: strip it of every local, peculiár, and griiehue, Qrnanent ; and convey it unaccompany'd by all, b the more universă? Qualities commoa to every Tongue. T H e noble Writer, ...
John BROWN (Vicar of Newcastle-upon-Tyne.), 1752
