Light Shining in Darkness: Or, the Effects of the Christian Institution, Antiently, Upon the Recusant Pagan, and at Present, Upon the Modern Infidel, Illustrated in a Discourse on John I. 5. Preached at Christ's Church, Canterbury, on St. John's Day, 1742, by Samuel Pegge, ...

Samuel Pegge

xan. de 1742 · J. Roberts

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An Examination of the Enquiry Into the Meaning of Demoniacs in the New Testament: In a Letter to the Author. Wherein it is Shewn, that the Word Demon Does Not Signify a Departed Soul, Either in the Classics Or the Scriptures; and Consequently, that the Whole of the Enquiry is Without Foundation, Volume 1

Mr. Pegge's Remarks on the Bones of Fowls Found in Christchurch-Twynham, Hampshire. In a Letter to the Secretary. Read at the Society of Antiquaries, Dec. 5, 1776

The History and Antiquities of Eccleshal Manor and Castle and of Lichfield House in London

Observation on the Plague in England, by the Rev. Mr. Pegge. In a Letter to Mr. Gough. Read January 13, 1780

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A Series of Dissertations on Some Elegant and Very Valuable Anglo-Saxon Remains: ... With a Preface, Wherein the Question, Whether the Saxons Coined Any Gold Or Not, is Candidly Debated with Mr. North. By Samuel Pegge, ...

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