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 1 1 |    domain of physical science or history, as "obiter dicta" and -
 2 3 |      sciences, and especially to history,"7 that is, by refuting, "
 3 29|         and that students of the history of exegesis have not yet
 4 31|         in matters pertaining to history, were scarcely at all or
 5 35|         East and with the aid of history, archaeology, ethnology,
 6 36|          the facts and events of history. The same inquiry has also
 7 36|          their mode of compiling history, both by reason of its antiquity
 8 36|    religious purpose of biblical history.~
 9 40|        archaeology or in ancient history or literature, which serve
10 43|         domain of archaeology or history or philology, have made
11 50| outstanding examples from sacred history and in particular from the