An edition of An illustration of the hypothesis proposed in the dissertation on the origin and composition of our three first canonical gospels. With a preface and an appendix, containing miscellaneous matters. The whole being a rejoinder to the anonymous author of theRemarks on Michaelis and his commentator (1803)

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An edition of An illustration of the hypothesis proposed in the dissertation on the origin and composition of our three first canonical gospels. With a preface and an appendix, containing miscellaneous matters. The whole being a rejoinder to the anonymous author of theRemarks on Michaelis and his commentator (1803)

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printed by R. Watts ... and sold by J. Deighton, Cambridge; and F. & C. Rivington ... London
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English
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128

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Criticism, interpretation, Bible

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John Randolph (1749-1813)
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Cover of: An illustration of the hypothesis proposed in the dissertation on the origin and composition of our three first canonical gospels. With a preface and an appendix, containing miscellaneous matters. The whole being a rejoinder to the anonymous author of theRemarks on Michaelis and his commentator
An illustration of the hypothesis proposed in the dissertation on the origin and composition of our three first canonical gospels. With a preface and an appendix, containing miscellaneous matters. The whole being a rejoinder to the anonymous author of theRemarks on Michaelis and his commentator
1803, printed by R. Watts ... and sold by J. Deighton, Cambridge; and F. & C. Rivington ... London
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A reply to John Randolph's "Remarks on "Michaelis's Introduction to the New Testament : vols. III, IV, translated by the Rev. Herbert Marsh, and augmented with notes."

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xxi, [3], 128, 79, [1]p. ;
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