ProseVicesimus Knox S. Walker, 1825 |
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... philosophers . which some minute philosophers afBut it is not in relation to the an- fect to despise , and above which they cient philosophers only , that we prefer that rough draught , which mean to consider the proposition in they ...
... philosophers . which some minute philosophers afBut it is not in relation to the an- fect to despise , and above which they cient philosophers only , that we prefer that rough draught , which mean to consider the proposition in they ...
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... philosophers of several nations , tion that the first eleven chapters of is all no more than the twilight of the book , which it is thought proper revelation , after the sun of it was set to call Genesis , are merely a preface in the ...
... philosophers of several nations , tion that the first eleven chapters of is all no more than the twilight of the book , which it is thought proper revelation , after the sun of it was set to call Genesis , are merely a preface in the ...
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... philosopher will deny , some philosophers , to be proved from The Canon's analogy will prove just the original text ... philosophers , to this formidable ob- interjacent strata of vegetable carth , jection of the Canon , by granting it ...
... philosopher will deny , some philosophers , to be proved from The Canon's analogy will prove just the original text ... philosophers , to this formidable ob- interjacent strata of vegetable carth , jection of the Canon , by granting it ...
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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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