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... idolatry , " ) a difappointment here is a disappoint- ment indeed . Be he ever fo profpe- rous , his wealth cannot fecure him against the evils of mortality ; against that time , when he muft give up all he values ; when his bargains of ...
... idolatry , " ) a difappointment here is a disappoint- ment indeed . Be he ever fo profpe- rous , his wealth cannot fecure him against the evils of mortality ; against that time , when he muft give up all he values ; when his bargains of ...
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... idolatry , and whofe land they were to poffefs , when they had dri- ven out the old inhabitants . He gives them excellent laws , civil as well as re- ligious , which were ever after the ftand- ing municipal laws of that people.- This ...
... idolatry , and whofe land they were to poffefs , when they had dri- ven out the old inhabitants . He gives them excellent laws , civil as well as re- ligious , which were ever after the ftand- ing municipal laws of that people.- This ...
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... idolatrous nations . The people of God , the Jews , were not free from idolatry in the time of Mofes ; and we read alfo in Holy Writ , that Saul , being vexed in fpirit , applied to the feers , or perfons killed in the knowledge of ...
... idolatrous nations . The people of God , the Jews , were not free from idolatry in the time of Mofes ; and we read alfo in Holy Writ , that Saul , being vexed in fpirit , applied to the feers , or perfons killed in the knowledge of ...
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Diversity of Geniuses | 36 |
The Manners of a Bookfeller | 42 |
Epicuruss Character | 48 |
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