The Bible cyclopædia: or, Illustrations of the civil and natural history of the sacred writings [ed. by W. Goodhugh, completed by W.C. Taylor].William Goodhugh, William Cooke Taylor 1843 |
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... honour was Pope Constantine I. It was paid him by the emperor Justinian II . , on his entry into Constantinople , in 710 . Valentine I. , about 827 , required every one to kiss his foot ; and from that time , that mark of reverence ...
... honour was Pope Constantine I. It was paid him by the emperor Justinian II . , on his entry into Constantinople , in 710 . Valentine I. , about 827 , required every one to kiss his foot ; and from that time , that mark of reverence ...
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... honour . ) She was the daughter of Horus , a king of the eighteenth dynasty of Egypt , contemporary with the Mosaic age . This , then , is a symbolical image of the queen herself ; and the lotus flowers beneath are evidently , though em ...
... honour . ) She was the daughter of Horus , a king of the eighteenth dynasty of Egypt , contemporary with the Mosaic age . This , then , is a symbolical image of the queen herself ; and the lotus flowers beneath are evidently , though em ...
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... honour , or wealth , or a wife , or a child , it is said , ' He is made to laugh . ' ' Ah ! his all that laughter . " " mouth is now full of laughter ; his mouth cannot contain 2.2 . ) " Let your laughter be turned to mourning ...
... honour , or wealth , or a wife , or a child , it is said , ' He is made to laugh . ' ' Ah ! his all that laughter . " " mouth is now full of laughter ; his mouth cannot contain 2.2 . ) " Let your laughter be turned to mourning ...
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... honour , because , in such a case , for the most part nothing is gained ; and in the present instance , as the point of honour placed immortality of name entirely in a man's leaving descendants behind him , it was so favourable to the ...
... honour , because , in such a case , for the most part nothing is gained ; and in the present instance , as the point of honour placed immortality of name entirely in a man's leaving descendants behind him , it was so favourable to the ...
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... honour ever done to the study of plants ; and if my botanical conjecture be right , we pro- bably learn a chronological fact respecting the season of the year when the sermon on the Mount was delivered . " This species of lily is in ...
... honour ever done to the study of plants ; and if my botanical conjecture be right , we pro- bably learn a chronological fact respecting the season of the year when the sermon on the Mount was delivered . " This species of lily is in ...
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