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or rather hardened, for so the same word NONLATINALPHABET is otherwhere usually rendered, John 12.40. where it is differenced from this signification of blinding, and Mark 6.52. it having in it the signification of a brawny hardnesse; |
or rather hardened, for so the same word is otherwhere usually rendered, John 12.40. where it is differenced from this signification of blinding, and Mark 6.52. it having in it the signification of a brawny hardness; |
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The verb derived rather from NONLATINALPHABET Callus then from NONLATINALPHABET Caecus: & what if it signifie (when blindnesse) most properly that kind of blindness which is by thick filmes and hard scales over the eye? |
The verb derived rather from Callus then from Caecus: & what if it signify (when blindness) most properly that kind of blindness which is by thick films and hard scales over the eye? |
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