ProseVicesimus Knox S. Walker, 1825 |
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... wise idolatry . If the design should apcare of their preservation from such pear in itself manifestly wise and idolatrous customs , as there was very good , the proper means to effect it great reason to fear , would prove a will appear ...
... wise idolatry . If the design should apcare of their preservation from such pear in itself manifestly wise and idolatrous customs , as there was very good , the proper means to effect it great reason to fear , would prove a will appear ...
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... wise ones the wisest . I shall the countries which he ravaged and easily be understood to mean Socradestroyed , and the miserable distress tes , the great philosopher of Athens ; of all the inhabitants of the earth . and were the wise ...
... wise ones the wisest . I shall the countries which he ravaged and easily be understood to mean Socradestroyed , and the miserable distress tes , the great philosopher of Athens ; of all the inhabitants of the earth . and were the wise ...
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... wise God , told that he must increase , and men , and the decrees of God : this himself from all that fame must ... wise men by a pro- This voice from heaven was such , phecy and by a star , to the Jews by so evident , so certain a ...
... wise God , told that he must increase , and men , and the decrees of God : this himself from all that fame must ... wise men by a pro- This voice from heaven was such , phecy and by a star , to the Jews by so evident , so certain a ...
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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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