| http://www.w3.org/ns/prov#value | - , was the Lord of heaven, and king of hell, or Pluto (WILKINSON; BUNSEN); and it can be shown by a large induction of particulars (and the reader has somewhat of the evidence presented in this volume), that he was none other than the Devil himself, supposed to have become incarnate; who, though through the first transgression, and his connection with the woman, he had brought sin and death in
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