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Laing's preface to the sixth volume of Knox's Works, p. lxii. Works, vi. 534. Ibid. iv. 220. Ibid. iii. 380. Ibid. iv. 220. Works, iii. 380. Ibid. iv. 238. Works, iv. 240. Works, vi. 513, 514. Works, vi. 11. Works, vi. 21, 101, 108, 130. Ibid. vi. 83. Ibid. vi. 129. Ibid. vi. 532. Works, i. 246.
This magnificent octagonal building with its narthex and atrium had, according to Agnellus, been founded by the Archbishop S. Ecclesius, that is to say, between 521 and 534. It was apparently finished and decorated later by Julius Argentarius, and was consecrated by the archbishop S. Maximianus in 547.
According to the statement of the enemy, who had every reason not to exaggerate the size of his own force, 4,000 Spaniards were engaged in this action. The Rough Riders numbered 534, and General Young's force numbered 464. The American troops accordingly attacked a force over four times their own number intrenched behind rifle-pits and bushes in a mountain pass.
When assembled for this chief purpose, the reading of the Scriptures, teaching, exhortation, prayer, praise, contributions for the poor, and discipline when called for, are all in order and necessary to the growth of the Christian Church in all the graces of the Spirit, and in all the fruits of holiness. ALEX. CAMPBELL, in Millennial Harbinger, Vol. I., p. 534, New Series.
Archives," 5th Series, I., p. 464, it is called Eaton's or Amos Eaton's. This is contemporary authority. Other forts were Evan Shelby's, John Shelby's, Campbell's, the Wommack Fort, etc. "Am. Archives," 5th Series, I., 973. "American Pioneers," I., 534. Letter of Benjamin Sharp, who was in the fort at the time as a boy fourteen years old.
Sir Theodore Martin's Life of the Prince Consort, ii. 534. Life of Lord Palmerston, by the Hon. Evelyn Ashley, ii. 282.
The two following works had the same object in view: 534. Knox's Tour in the Highlands of Scotland and the Hebrides. 1786. 2 vols. 8vo. Buchanan's Travels in the Western Hebrides, 1782-90. Lond. 1793. 8vo. Cardonnel's Antiquities and Picturesque Scenery of the North of Scotland. 1798. 4to. Stoddart's Remarks on the Local Scenery and Manners of Scotland, 1799-1800. Lond. 1801. 2 vols.8vo.
Conjugial love is according to religion with man, spiritual with the spiritual, natural with the natural, and merely carnal with adulterers, 534. Of the conjunction of conjugial love with the love of infants, 385-414. Of the imputation of conjugial love, 523-531. Of love truly conjugial, 57-78.
Wrote by Himself, during his Imprisonment in the Tower: London, R. Chiswell, 1695, p. 146. Finetti Philoxenis, London, 1636, p. 239. Rushworth's Collections, p. 616. Campbell, Vol. I., p. 334. Strafford Letters, I., p. 265. Harleian MS. 390, fol. 534.
This was done in the year 534 by one of the most notable men of the party of reform, the censor Gaius Flaminius, and was then repeated and more stringently enforced fifty years later by the censor Tiberius Sempronius Gracchus, the father of the two authors of the Roman revolution.
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