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 1 Pre         |       not so well adapted for general reading. When we consider
 2 Pre         |     must have been, after the general peace restored to the Church
 3 Pre         |  would even then be unfit for general circulation ; it appears
 4 Pre         |      his own mind, as for the general reading of the learned.
 5   1, 63(53) |    There was moreover, a very general belief that a sort of magic
 6   2, 19(33) | affect, curat. Serm. i. For a general account of the Philosophers
 7   2, 21     |        that at last, with the general conflagration, these also
 8   2, 21(49) | studious will endure till the general conflagration; while those
 9   2, 21(53) |                     2 On this general conflagration, see the Prep.
10   2, 76(135)|       the same author, of the general decay of demoniacal influence,
11   2, 79(137)|         from Plutarch, on the general failing of the Oracles.
12   2, 83     |      it. Nor was there ever a General so merciless, as to give
13   2, 92(170)|      harmonizes well with the general expectations those times.
14   3, 29(29) |  literal citation, but only a general mention of the thing in
15   3, 36(35) |                5 [...] On the general observance of the seventh
16   3, 78     |       by every race as by one general agreement, and at the same
17   4, 1      |       foreign, and surpassing general apprehension; -- also, from
18   4, 24(89) |       above p. 18, note,) the general sense only of some one or
19   5, 19     |  fabulous the (doctrine of a) general providence of God ? and