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On the obverse side, above the truncated pyramid, above the triangle in glory with the eye of God, one reads: annuit coeptis—he has favored our beginnings.

Interpretations of American History Gerald N. Grob 1967

On the obverse side, above the truncated pyramid, above the triangle in glory with the eye of God, one reads: annuit coeptis—he has favored our beginnings.

Interpretations of American History Gerald N. Grob 1967

Vsque dum tremulum mouens cana tempus anilitas omnia omnibus annuit.

Iunia weds with Manlius 1912

Fecit igitur Mofes. quod dixerat, 27. atque Jova annuit ejus precibus et mufcas removit a Pharaone, ejus aulicis et fubditis, ne una quidem relifta.

Pentateuchus ex recensione textus hebraei et versionum antiquarum latine versus notisque philologicis [microform] Dathe, Johann August, 1731-1791, ed 1791

Chimicushicvt annuit rem fuam ab arbitris quam longiflimeremo - tameiTe. itaeam ab impoffibilitatetutamfibiaflercre nondubitat: & vteft (ait) tonus philofophix pars o - ptima, ita dignam eue cui adhibeatur diligens cultura: ego autem contra, earn magnifico vcrborum appara -

Liber nouus de metallorum causis et transubstantiatione Thomas Morison 1593

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qua non ulla meum femina norit iter: 30 uos remanete, quibus facili deus annuit aure,

The first Onset of Love 1912

Declaration of truil relating to llocl; trans - ferred for fecuring, an annuit} '. 2 lyins*

An assistant to the practice of conveyancing; containing indexes or references to the several deeds, agreements, and other assurances comprised in the several precedent books of authority now in print; from the time of Sir Orlando Bridgman to the present period. With short remarks on the distinguishing qualities of each precedent; and cursory observations on the peculiar merit of the conveyancers by whom they were respectively prepared Bird, James Barry 1796

No annuit.} 'or i) ension provided by contributions from a participating bank for the benefit of an} - employee shall ex - ceed twenty-five hundred dollars yearly, or one half of the average salary of the employee for the five years preceding the date of retirement, whicliever is less.

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