These sentences are from old writing - the mid-1800's. Ment of matters sought after in our magistery.Īnd sometimes there is an em dash after a period (at the end of a complete sentence). Our eyes and handled with our hands the complete. We have searched out and found, and have seen with Of God's instigation and by our own incessant labour,
Ten in our volumes, according as we found them by ex. Investigation, with certain experience, whereby we areĪssured that all the words are true which are by us writ. In which the verity of the work is nigh, and we haveĬonsidered the things perfecting this work by a true Kelly did open the great secret to me, God beĪnd Geber in these words: - The things are manifest Quod vivit laudet Dominum - and upon the thirtiethĭay of the month following, he writes, - Master E. Had suddenly attained to some great and importantĭiscovery - Hgec est dies quam fecit Dominus, omne
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