ProseVicesimus Knox S. Walker, 1825 |
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... crown his perseobjections may be started , in almost verance in it , than bare reason alone every branch of human knowledge ; can afford him . This is what all the and how often we are obliged , in our best and wisest Heathens most ...
... crown his perseobjections may be started , in almost verance in it , than bare reason alone every branch of human knowledge ; can afford him . This is what all the and how often we are obliged , in our best and wisest Heathens most ...
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... crown of his substance , " and partaker of of righteousness , a crown of life , to his eternal nature and glory , to bring be surrendered with laughter ? Is an life and immortality to light , and to exceeding and eternal weight of glo ...
... crown of his substance , " and partaker of of righteousness , a crown of life , to his eternal nature and glory , to bring be surrendered with laughter ? Is an life and immortality to light , and to exceeding and eternal weight of glo ...
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... crown . In the dis- But to whatever occupation your tinction , which he draws between the future inclinations or destinies may schools of Isocrates and of Aristotle , direct you , that pursuit of ideal exwe find the true criterion for ...
... crown . In the dis- But to whatever occupation your tinction , which he draws between the future inclinations or destinies may schools of Isocrates and of Aristotle , direct you , that pursuit of ideal exwe find the true criterion for ...
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VOL | 1 |
On the Immortality of the Soul Ibid 14 48 Idleness avoided by the Observation | 59 |
Sect | 65 |
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