Miscellanies Upon Various Subjects by John Aubrey
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such are the prayers of
Your Lordship's Most obliged And humble Servant, JOHN AUBREY. 1696. DAY FATALITY OR, SOME OBSERVATIONS OF DAYS LUCKY AND UNLUCKY LUC. xix. 43. "In hoc die tuo": In this thy day. That there be good and evil times, not only the sacred scriptures, but prophane authors mention: see 1 Sam. 25, 8. Esther 8, 17. and 9, 19, 22. Ecclus. 14. 14. The fourteenth day of the first month was a memorable and blessed day amongst the children of Israel: see Exod. 12, 18, 40, 41, 42, 51. Levit. 23, 5. Numb. 28, 16. Four hundred and thirty years being expired of their dwelling in Egypt, even in the self same day departed they thence. A thing something parallel to this we read in the Roman histories: that, that very day four years, that the civil wars were begun by |
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