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The History of Normandy and of England: Richard-Sans-Peur. ...
The codices of the Scriptures had become much vitiated by the oscitancies of the
transcribers, and manuscripts with his autograph corrections are still subsisting.
Upon some portions of Holy Scripture he composed commentaries, but in his ...
Sir Francis Palgrave, Francis Turner Palgrave, 1864
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The history of Normandy and of England till 1101
The codices of the Scriptures had become much vitiated by the oscitancies of the
transcribers, and manuscripts with his autograph corrections are still subsisting.
Upon some portions of Holy Scripture he composed commentaries, but in his ...
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The Works of John Ford: Introduction by Gifford. List of ...
But it is more than probable that Ford was not even known to him by name. lt is
one of the most venial of Mr. Weber's oscitancies to be ignorant that Dr. Donne
had at the time this was written COMMENDATORY VERSES. lXXV.
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The History of Normandy and of England: Richard Sans-Peur, ...
The codices of the Scriptures had become much vitiated by the oscitancies of the
transcribers, and manuscripts with his autograph corrections are still subsisting.
Upon some portions of Holy Scripture he composed commentaries, but in his ...
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The Church of England quarterly review
... Annotations" of Mr. Coleridge, which we could have wished had been more
numerous, and more maturely considered : they certainly breathe the spirit, and
partially the criticism, of a brother poet ; but there are oscitancies which convince
us, ...
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The Works: In Three Volumes
But it is more than probable that Ford was not even known to him by name. It is
one of the most venial of Mr. Weber's oscitancies to be ignoZ12 his worthy Friend,
Master fohn Ford, upon his Perkin Warbeek. COMMENDATORY VERSES. lXXV.
John Ford, William Gifford, Alexander Dyce, 1869
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The History of Normandy and of England: Richard Sans-Peur, ...
The codices of the Scriptures had become much vitiated by the oscitancies of the
transcribers, and manuscripts with his autograph corrections are still subsisting.
Upon some portions of Holy Scripture he composed commentaries, but in his ...
Sir Francis Palgrave, 1864
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The Collected Historical Works of Sir Francis Palgrave, K.H.
The codices of the Scriptures had become much vitiated by the oscitancies of the
transcribers, and manuscripts with his autograph corrections are still subsisting.
Upon some portions of Holy Scripture he composed commentaries, but in his ...
Francis Palgrave, R. H. Inglis Palgrave, 2013
Any additions or corrections will be very acceptable ; and in so tedious a task,
oversights and oscitancies are very likely to occur, in spite of every effort to
prevent them. The reader will soon discover that the Engrossed Book itself was
by no ...
Hugh James Rose, Samuel Roffey Maitland, 1846
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Natural Theology: Or Essays on the Existence of Deity
We speak of mind as solid, as acute, as profound, as obtuse, as capacious, as
subject to distractions, to oscitancies, to excentricities, to obliquities, to
vacillations. What are all these, but expressions of material qualities, and
properties, ...
