C. ELLIOT,

GREEK AND GALIC LANGUAGES.

BY JAMES GRANT, Esq. ADVOCATE.

LONDON:

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EDINBURGH.

CONTENT S.

ORIGIN of Society

Origin of Language

Origin of Property

Origin of Government

Origin of Jurifdi&tion

of Contracts

Origin of Marriage

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ERRA T A.

Page 84, lines 5 & 6, For, were made the chief, read,

were made by the chief.

169, 1. 21 & 22, For, by the obligee, as a fecurity of performance of his engagement to the obligor, read, by the obligor, as a fecurity of performance of his engagement to the obligee.

ORIGIN

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SOCIET

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ND the Lord God planted a garden eastward in Eden; and there he put the ❝man whom he had formed: and out of the "ground made the Lord God to grow every "tree that is pleasant to the fight, and good "for food *."

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"AND God faid, Behold, I have given you 66 every herb bearing feed, which is upon the "face of all the earth; and every tree, in the

*Genefis, ch. ii. v. 8, 9.

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"which