...abilities. The fruits of his truly commendable induftry he has generoufly confecrated to pofterity. Deprived of the advantage of a learned education, he hath with great fidelity prefcrved the memory of thofe, who were " by their knowledge of learning meet for the people, wife...

...abilities. The fruits of his truly commendable induftry he has generoufiy confecrated to pofterity. Deprived of the advantage of a learned education, he hath with great fidelity preferved the memory of thofe, who were " by their knowledge of learning meet for the people, wife...

...abilities. The fruits of his truly commendable induftry he has generoufly confecrated to pofterity. Deprived of the advantage of a learned education, he hath with great fidelity • preferred the memory of thofe, who were " by their knowledge of learning meet for the people, wife...

...praise famous men, and our fathers that 1 begat us. Leaders of the people by their coun' sels, and by their knowledge of learning meet for ' the people ; wise and eloquent in their instruc4 tions. Such as found out musical tunes and re' cited verses in writing. All these were honour4...

...Hobbes printed his English translation of " The History of the Grsecian War," in 1628. VOL. II. • B b Deprived of the advantage of a learned education,...memory of those, who were " by their knowledge of leam* ing meet for the people, wise and eloquent in " their instructions, honoured in their generations,...

...counsel by their understanding, and declaring prophecies ; leaders of the people by their counsels, and by their knowledge of learning meet for the people; wise and ELOQUENT in their instructions, honored in their generations, and the glory of their times ; the people tell of their wisdom, and the...

...counsel by their understanding, and declaring prophecies ; leaders of the people by their counsels, and by their knowledge of learning meet for the people...in their generations, and the glory of their times ; the people tell of their wisdom, and the congregation show forth their praise."f : .' The man of...

...becomes every mortal, on a subject so momentous ; but let * Leaders of the people, by their counsels and by their knowledge of learning, meet for the people, wise and eloquent in their instructions. Ecclus. xliv. 4. those who are eager to deny and even deride the doctrine, consider duly what is meant...

...assemblage, such as an eastern sage has well described : — " leaders of the people by their counsel, and by their knowledge of learning meet for the people,...their generations, and the glory of their times." That a man, illustrious, without the herald's " slender help to fame," and whose advancement no King...

...assemblage, such as an eastern sage has well described : — " leaders of the people by their counsel, and by their knowledge of learning meet for the people,...their generations, and the glory of their times." That a man, illustrious, without the herald's " slender help to fame," and whose advancement no King...