An Historical and Critical Dictionary, Volume 2Hunt and Clarke, 1826 - 438 pages |
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... distinct ? Cicero seems to tri- umph , upon pretence that these images are obscure and intricate . " Jam vero quid opus est circuitione , & amfractu , ut sit utendum interpretibus somniorum potius , quam direoto ? ---- Venit in ...
... distinct ? Cicero seems to tri- umph , upon pretence that these images are obscure and intricate . " Jam vero quid opus est circuitione , & amfractu , ut sit utendum interpretibus somniorum potius , quam direoto ? ---- Venit in ...
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... distinct ? Cicero seems to tri- umph , upon pretence that these images are obscure and intricate . " Jam vero quid opus est circuitione , & amfractu , ut sit utendum interpretibus somniorum potius , quam direoto ? --- Venit in contentio ...
... distinct ? Cicero seems to tri- umph , upon pretence that these images are obscure and intricate . " Jam vero quid opus est circuitione , & amfractu , ut sit utendum interpretibus somniorum potius , quam direoto ? --- Venit in contentio ...
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... distinct from God ; to wit , matter , which owed its existence to its own nature only , and had no dependance upon any other thing , either as to its essence , existence , attributes , or properties . Therefore it could not be affirmed ...
... distinct from God ; to wit , matter , which owed its existence to its own nature only , and had no dependance upon any other thing , either as to its essence , existence , attributes , or properties . Therefore it could not be affirmed ...
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... distinct from matter ; and if he be not distinct from matter , it is without reason you admit two uncreated beings ; the one which you call matter , the other which you call God for since there is in effect nothing but matter in the ...
... distinct from matter ; and if he be not distinct from matter , it is without reason you admit two uncreated beings ; the one which you call matter , the other which you call God for since there is in effect nothing but matter in the ...
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... distinct ideas , according to which we judge of goodness and wisdom , and in general of the whole duty of a father and a king , that our reason cannot conceive how God can make use of the same . But , you will say , the ways of God are ...
... distinct ideas , according to which we judge of goodness and wisdom , and in general of the whole duty of a father and a king , that our reason cannot conceive how God can make use of the same . But , you will say , the ways of God are ...
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