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HELMONT, JEAN BAPTISTE VAN HENRY, ROBERT HELMSTEDT HENRY, VICTOR HELMUND HENRY, WILLIAM HELM WIND HENRYSON, ROBERT HELOTS HENSCHEL, GEORGE HELPS, SIR ARTHUR HENSELT, ADOLF VON HELSINGBORG HENSLOW, JOHN STEVENS HELSINGFORS HENSLOWE, PHILIP HELST, BARTHOLOMAEUS VAN DER HENTY, GE...
HELMONT, JEAN BAPTISTE VAN HENRY, ROBERT HELMSTEDT HENRY, VICTOR HELMUND HENRY, WILLIAM HELM WIND HENRYSON, ROBERT HELOTS HENSCHEL, GEORGE HELPS, SIR ARTHUR HENSELT, ADOLF VON H...
2. viii. 814), and possibly no better explanation can be found, though ithas been suggested that in an early stage of society the trade of a smith would be suitable for the lame; Hephaestus and the lame Wieland would thus conform to the type of their...
3. id. The determinants are hypothetical units corresponding to the numberof parts of the organism independently variable. Lastly, each determinant consists of a number of small hypothetical units, the "biophores." These are adaptations of a conceptio...
4. ix. 28), the exact place in the kingdom or consummated church (theTower), is given as reward for zeal in doing God's will beyond the minimum requisite in all. Here comes in Hermas's doctrine of works of supererogation, in fulfilment of counsel...