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The armored train came on through over the precious bridge at Verst 458, the track was repaired and our artillery came up to 455 and answered the Red armored train that was shelling us while we consolidated the position. Lieut.
Nothing worthy of remembrance, however, was done either by him or by any others either then or in the following year when Lucius Veturius and Cæcilius Metellus became consuls: this notwithstanding the fact that many signs of ill-omen to the Romans were reported. Mus., 1839, p.458, ff.
The whole East was disturbed at this time by the condition of the great patriarchal sees of Alexandria and Antioch. The Eutychean party was perpetually trying for the mastery. At Alexandria, Proterius, who succeeded Dioscorus when he was deposed at the Council of Chalcedon, had been murdered in 458.
The Christian conjugial principle alone is chaste, 142. By the Christian conjugial principle is meant the marriage of one man with one wife, 142. The conjugial principle of one man with one wife, is the storehouse of human life, and the reservoir of the Christian religion, 457, 458. The conjugial principle is like a scale in which conjugial love is weighed, 531.
Having studied law, he was admitted to the bar in 1845. In 1850 he was appointed Attorney General of Delaware, and held the office five years. In 1859 he was elected a United States Senator from Delaware, and was re-elected in 1865 for the term ending in 1871. 24, 44, 124, 127, 136, 192, 219, 287, 306, 405, 456, 458, 496, 531, 534, 548.
As reported at the end of the period, the importations amounted to 5386 slaves in 1804; 6790 in 1805; 11,458 in 1806; and 15,676 in 1807.
II, p. 24. Rush's "Residence at the Court of London," p. 412. "Letters and Despatches of Castlereagh," Vol. XI, p. 458. Bagot's reports of interviews with Adams. Hamilton, "Writings of James Monroe," Vol. VI, pp. 323-325. Ford, "Writings of Thomas Jefferson," Vol. X, pp. 277-278. Hamilton, "Writings of James Madison," Vol. IX, pp. 161-162. W. C. Ford, "Genesis of the Monroe Doctrine," in Mass.
He died on June 15, 1744, according to the Gent. Mag. xiv. 339; where he is described as 'the consecrated Archbishop of St. Andrews. See ante, ii. 216. George Hickes, 1642-1715. A non-juror, consecrated in 1693 suffragan bishop of Thetford by three of the deprived non-juror bishops. Chalmers's Biog. Dict. xvii. 450. See ante, ii. 458. This must be a mistake for He died.
Rashdall, l.c., Vol. I, p. 244. Rashdall also mentions that in the sixteenth century at Oxford there is an instance of a scholar admitted to practice astrology. l.c., Vol. II, p. 458. Roger Bacon himself was a warm believer in judicial astrology and in the influence of the planets, stars and comets on generation, disease and death.
The dwelling of Ea. See Meissner, Alexander and Gilgamos, p. 17. I.e., still smaller. See above, p. 458. See p. 460. See p. 511. Harper, ib.. p. 404, note. See Harper, ib.. pp. 406, 407. See above, p. 469. Harper, pp. 392-394. I.e., one cannot escape from Shamash, since he traverses all space. A personification of the storm. See below, pp. 537 seq.
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