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The Greek word NONLATINALPHABET implyeth both aegrotari, and imbecillem esse, to be sick, and to be weak, and therefore the Noun of this Verbe is elsewhere rendred infirmity: this inconvenience likewise David found by his disease, when he said, I am feeble, and sore broken; |
The Greek word Implies both aegrotari, and imbecillem esse, to be sick, and to be weak, and Therefore the Noun of this Verb is elsewhere rendered infirmity: this inconvenience likewise David found by his disease, when he said, I am feeble, and soar broken; |
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