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Scientific American, Vol. 81, No. 27 (December 1899) (1899)

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he must not be satisfiedwith an i that is not dotted, with a t that is notcrossed ; he must not be satisfied to have any word inthat Testament other than as good and as accurate asit can be made. With the advances of palieography and philology, itis possible for us to make a New Testament text… … Fig. 1.—A GIGANTIC BICYCLE. first men who wanted to make quick references, toa very great extent, to a large number of books ; andthis doubtless impelled one of their number to devisethe present form instead of the cumbrous rolls, 40 to 50feet long (and not all the books of the Bible could beput…

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