"[I]f <i>Knowledge </i>had broke in upon [Adam] <i>too fast</i>, it would have <i>overwhelm'd</i>, and <i>depress'd</i> him; so that, as in the Case of some intolerable Load laid upon the <i>Body</i>, his <i>Mind</i> must have sunk under the Weight of it"
The prim&aelig;vity and preeminence of the sacred Hebrew, above all other languages, vindicated from the repeated attempts of the Reverend Dr. Hunt to level it with the Arabic, and other oriental dialects; in a letter to a friend. With a word in the preface to Dr. Shuckford. By Benjamin Holloway, LL.B.
Holloway, Benjamin.<u> The prim&aelig;vity and preeminence of the sacred Hebrew, above all other languages, vindicated from the repeated attempts of the Reverend Dr. Hunt to level it with the Arabic, and other oriental dialects; in a letter to a friend. With a word in the preface to Dr. Shuckford. By Benjamin Holloway, LL.B. Oxford</u>. 1754. Based on information from English Short Title Catalogue. Eighteenth Century Collections Online. Gale Group. http://galenet.galegroup.com/servlet/ECCO<BR>