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1 4 |        serious difficulties and questions, from the wide-spread prejudices
2 32| antiquity has given rise to new questions, on the basis of which the
3 33|       As in our age, indeed new questions and new difficulties are
4 40|   abilities, to the solution of questions hitherto obscure.~
5 42|  solution of not a few of those questions, which in the time of Our
6 43|         for the solution of new questions.~
7 52|      scientific manner biblical questions, or to adapt the fruits