An Historical and Critical Dictionary, Volume 2Hunt and Clarke, 1826 - 438 pages |
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... desires of such and such intelligences , as there are general laws , which subject to the desires of men the motion of certain 6 DREAMS .
... desires of such and such intelligences , as there are general laws , which subject to the desires of men the motion of certain 6 DREAMS .
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Pierre Bayle. subject to the desires of men the motion of certain bodies . This supposition is not only agreeable to an opinion , which was very common among the Pa- gans , but also to the doctrine of the scripture , and to that of the ...
Pierre Bayle. subject to the desires of men the motion of certain bodies . This supposition is not only agreeable to an opinion , which was very common among the Pa- gans , but also to the doctrine of the scripture , and to that of the ...
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... desires of created spirits , trouble and confound the images , which the author of a dream would render more distinct ? Cicero seems to tri- umph , upon pretence that these images are obscure and intricate . " Jam vero quid opus est ...
... desires of created spirits , trouble and confound the images , which the author of a dream would render more distinct ? Cicero seems to tri- umph , upon pretence that these images are obscure and intricate . " Jam vero quid opus est ...
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... desires of a created spirit . This may serve us as an answer to some objections , which the Free- thinkers allege to those who talk to them about the existence of magic ; in fine , I affirm that the know- ledge of things future is not ...
... desires of a created spirit . This may serve us as an answer to some objections , which the Free- thinkers allege to those who talk to them about the existence of magic ; in fine , I affirm that the know- ledge of things future is not ...
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... desire also that it may be observed , that those who maintain there are dreams of divination , need only weaken the objections of their adversaries , for they have an infinite number of facts to allege for their opinion , as have those ...
... desire also that it may be observed , that those who maintain there are dreams of divination , need only weaken the objections of their adversaries , for they have an infinite number of facts to allege for their opinion , as have those ...
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