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... received a tripod for a prize ; but he had the expense of consecrating it , and of building the monument on which it was placed . There was at Athens a whole street formed by these monuments , called the Street of the Tripods . The ...
... received a tripod for a prize ; but he had the expense of consecrating it , and of building the monument on which it was placed . There was at Athens a whole street formed by these monuments , called the Street of the Tripods . The ...
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... received in the church accords with the definition set forth by the council of Chalcedon ( q.v. ) that Christ is God and man in two distinct natures and one person . ' This doctrine , of course , bears intimate relation to that of the ...
... received in the church accords with the definition set forth by the council of Chalcedon ( q.v. ) that Christ is God and man in two distinct natures and one person . ' This doctrine , of course , bears intimate relation to that of the ...
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... received into Portugal , and their order revived , under the title of the Order of our Lord Jesus Christ . ' With ... receiving in compensation continual additions to their own possessions . The grand prior of the order was invested by ...
... received into Portugal , and their order revived , under the title of the Order of our Lord Jesus Christ . ' With ... receiving in compensation continual additions to their own possessions . The grand prior of the order was invested by ...
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... received the gratuitous services of many clergymen and laymen , and accomplished much good . Its religious work aimed to be wholly unsectarian ; and it aided in spreading a sentiment of Christian union among various denominations . In ...
... received the gratuitous services of many clergymen and laymen , and accomplished much good . Its religious work aimed to be wholly unsectarian ; and it aided in spreading a sentiment of Christian union among various denominations . In ...
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... received as of divine origin . It is no product of the human mind , but has for its author the living God , whom it sets before us as the object of worship . It is consequently altogether exclusive ; it claims to be deemed the only true ...
... received as of divine origin . It is no product of the human mind , but has for its author the living God , whom it sets before us as the object of worship . It is consequently altogether exclusive ; it claims to be deemed the only true ...
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| Titel | The Columbian Cyclopedia, Band 7 The Columbian Cyclopedia |
| Verlag | Garretson, Cox, 1897 |
| Original von | Harvard University |
| Digitalisiert | 1. Apr. 2008 |
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