loc.

Some understand the dead of our Saviour himself; vide Whitby in loc.

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The learned bishop Lloyd (Serm. in loc.) gives this gloss upon it: All men took the original of power to be from heaven, but from whom there many knew not; the eastern nations, who were generally given to astrology, took it to come from their stars, especially the sun, their god.

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Bull's Def.cap. 2 sect. 4 et alibi, and Whitby in loc.

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Others, as Rosenmuller and Kuinoel, in loc., confine this passage to a highly figurative description of the ruins of the

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Note: Gibbonus secundum habet pro numero, quod tamen est viri agnomen Wagner, nota in loc.

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M. Guizot considers this opinion most probable, note in loc.

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(in loc.) and others, according to the Hebrew geography, “to the East” of his brethren, the legitimate race of Abraham —

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See Gladwin loc.cit. p. 8: it also is = alliteration (Ibn Khall. ii.,

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Lightfoot's Horae in loc.), and many among the Gentiles pretended to inspiration.

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There are some difficulties about Apollonius, which Heinichen (note in loc.

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