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1 Pre    |       thing like the vigour and learning evinced in this. Much less
2 Pre    |    judge of the extent of Greek learning possessed by the translator.
3 Pre    |         worthy of the piety and learning of the deservedly celebrated
4 Pre    |        much to the industry and learning of our author, and is less
5 Pre    |     like such evidences of real learning, and of Christian piety
6   1, 47| rational instruction, or lay up learning in its memory; can consider
7   1, 66|      special) teaching, and the learning of which his nature is capable,
8   2, 83|         receiving every sort of learning. To him likewise, has He