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Cyclopaedia of Biblical, Theological, and Ecclesiastical Literature

John McClintock (ed.), James Strong (ed.)

Harper & Brothers18831,009 pages

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  title = {Cyclopaedia of Biblical, Theological, and Ecclesiastical Literature},
  author = {John McClintock and James Strong},
  publisher = {Harper & Brothers},
  year = {1883},
  url = {https://lectern.restorationcommons.org/d/mcclintock-strong/cyclopaedia-of-biblical-theological-7}
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Contents

  1. THE GIFT OF ...p. 8
  2. CYCLOPÆDIA ...p. 10
  3. It seems, then, that we must blend together ...p. 17
  4. additions to the original text. The distinct names of ...p. 36
  5. இ ...p. 47
  6. exertions of Hildebrand-the man behind the throne. ...p. 72
  7. of Christianity, it would neither be discarded as a ...p. 80
  8. convincing knowledge by thought. In the philosophy | think ...p. 99
  9. archimandrite of the Novospasky convent at Moscow. | ...p. 104
  10. ☆ Upper ...p. 123
  11. friends of the Jansenists. The Jesuits immediately set | ...p. 155
  12. second was a nomocanon divided into fourteen titles, ...p. 168
  13. delegates from all parts of the country, and while ...p. 200
  14. quested by Moses to aid the march through the wilder- ...p. 231
  15. 000000000000০০০.০০ ...p. 235
  16. ΟΥ ΒΑΣΙ ...p. 236
  17. ΦΙΣΕΒΑ?? ...p. 237
  18. 1100000000000000000000000 ...p. 238
  19. 00 ...p. 239
  20. ELASTA EP ...p. 240
  21. CRISTO SLABWEYS ...p. 242
  22. knowledge of 'that whereof the matter is seen,...p. 255
  23. 23; Jer. xxii, 5; xxxii, ...p. 264
  24. Tireh on Carmel; but the process is there very ...p. 331
  25. ly. The eye that kindled and flashed as the ...p. 360
  26. 1 ...p. 361
  27. After a short conference with Sophronius, the terms of ...p. 372
  28. OMBAY ...p. 374
  29. Athothis; it doubtless next came under the government | ...p. 378
  30. 10. Hippolytus looks upon the Ophites as the origina- | ...p. 393
  31. had oracles at Ephesus, in Cilicia, and in ...p. 403
  32. Grecian Ionic. ...p. 415
  33. man, an evil god, and the author of ...p. 456
  34. 1 ...p. 461
  35. of Spener, and the orthodox party became but a ...p. 468
  36. III ...p. 541
  37. 12 ...p. 559
  38. 32 ...p. 584
  39. INGEDOM OF DA Enged ...p. 585
  40. But while it is established that the palm is common ...p. 612
  41. Dyhrenförth in 1811, consists of a general introduction Germanica...p. 647
  42. the Grecian accounts of the gardens of the Hesperides. ...p. 662
  43. φραγμού), an expression used by Paul to designate ...p. 719
  44. PASTORAL. THEOLOGY ...p. 763
  45. Cacdiera PAMADHYLIA C ...p. 805
  46. Rhous MACEDONIA ...p. 810
  47. PEACE-OFFERING ...p. 860
  48. ter ("annuis vicibus," as ...p. 862
  49. they are said to dart down upon fish from a ...p. 885
  50. 0-0 ...p. 907
  51. FIVS PEAVE ...p. 974
  52. dians, in all of which, however, their ...p. 998
  53. L ...p. 1005