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A name which was given in the syna< c gogue to experienced and learned men , especially the Doctors " ( or teachers , ) who were usually delegated to pray for the public 66 assembly , whether in ordinary or extraordinary cases .
A name which was given in the syna< c gogue to experienced and learned men , especially the Doctors " ( or teachers , ) who were usually delegated to pray for the public 66 assembly , whether in ordinary or extraordinary cases .
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( meaning himself , the Layman , and Cyprian , ) " luckless was the hour when ye provoked the wrath of the learned Dr. M. that paragon of talents , who , glowing with intuitive knowledge , can exhaust any subject without reading a page ...
( meaning himself , the Layman , and Cyprian , ) " luckless was the hour when ye provoked the wrath of the learned Dr. M. that paragon of talents , who , glowing with intuitive knowledge , can exhaust any subject without reading a page ...
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And from what has been said from so many learned Episcopalian Doctors , one may consider , how far Bishop Hall had lost his senses , when he saith with such a masterly air , Episcop . Divine Right , Sect . 4. P. 2.
And from what has been said from so many learned Episcopalian Doctors , one may consider , how far Bishop Hall had lost his senses , when he saith with such a masterly air , Episcop . Divine Right , Sect . 4. P. 2.
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