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The humble doc - trines of the crofs are our weapons, and thefe are mighty through God, to demolish the firong holds of the prince of darhiefs, and to hriyig every thought i?

Sermons on important subjects, by the late Reverend and pious Samuel Davies, A.M., sometime President of the College in New-Jersey ... to which are now added, three occasional sermons ... memoirs and character of the author, and two sermons on occasion of his death, by the Rev. Drs. Gibbons and Finley 1794

(Robertfon, Difquifiuoa on Ancient India, fed. iii«) § Tke bcriU it a large kind of crofs-bow.

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Aforpion; one of the twelve fignsi An engiTte, a kind of crofs-howtofl'oot darts; Afea-fijh;

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[Among ma theroatictans) The vane of an inftrumeni called a crofs ftaflf, being a piece of wood fixed acrofs with a fquare locket upon which it Aides.

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When in midft of the ocean we difcovered, in the weft, five ftars of great brilliancy, in form of a crofs | |.

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One day when I ftiewed him and kiffed the crofs, he gave me to underftand

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And to fpeak my thoughts freely, I believe it is owing to tne negled: of this eafy way that all that vaft trad of Terra Auftralis which bounds the South Sea is yet undifcovered: thofe that crofs that fea feeming to defign fome bufinefs on the Peruvian or Mexican coaft, and fo leaving that at a diftance.

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After ere£tinff a large crofs in the middle of the place, a proclamation was iflued ordering that all who were inclined to become ChrifUans fhould deftroy their idols and fubftitute the crols in their ftead.

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After walkings a little way amongft thefe, we found a perfon who feemed a chief, fitting on the ground crofs-legged, cooling himfelf with a fort of triangular hn made from a leaf of the cocoa-palm.

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He fliot thrice from the crofs - bow, but could not be induced to fire the mufket.

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