ProseSamuel Walker, 1826 |
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... tain limitations , confiftent with religion . and virtue ? And are not the limits , within which we are permitted to enjoy them , the fame which are prescribed by reafon and nature , and which we cannot exceed without manifeft hurt to ...
... tain limitations , confiftent with religion . and virtue ? And are not the limits , within which we are permitted to enjoy them , the fame which are prescribed by reafon and nature , and which we cannot exceed without manifeft hurt to ...
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... tain the moft excellent precepts and ad- monitions ; and are of particular ufe in explaining more at large feveral doc- trines of Chriflianity , which we could not fo fully comprehend without them . There are , indeed , in the Epifles ...
... tain the moft excellent precepts and ad- monitions ; and are of particular ufe in explaining more at large feveral doc- trines of Chriflianity , which we could not fo fully comprehend without them . There are , indeed , in the Epifles ...
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... tain their old religious tenets , and to fupport the new form of government in the family of the Cæfars . That poem therefore may very well be confidered as a religious and political work ; or rather ( as the vulgar religion with them ...
... tain their old religious tenets , and to fupport the new form of government in the family of the Cæfars . That poem therefore may very well be confidered as a religious and political work ; or rather ( as the vulgar religion with them ...
Inhalt
Diversity of Geniuses | 36 |
The Manners of a Bookfeller | 42 |
Epicuruss Character | 48 |
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