An Historical and Critical Dictionary, Volume 2Hunt and Clarke, 1826 - 438 pages |
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... happy ; she governs her kingdom with a great deal of success ; she wants only me for her husband to give the world another Alexander . " Mr. Jurieu has ex- pressed this a little more cavalierly . " This good pope said , that he would ...
... happy ; she governs her kingdom with a great deal of success ; she wants only me for her husband to give the world another Alexander . " Mr. Jurieu has ex- pressed this a little more cavalierly . " This good pope said , that he would ...
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... happy situation of the affairs of the Protestants , since not only the eternal jealousy be- tween France and the House of Austria will always procure them allies , and protectors in the states of the contrary religion , but even the ...
... happy situation of the affairs of the Protestants , since not only the eternal jealousy be- tween France and the House of Austria will always procure them allies , and protectors in the states of the contrary religion , but even the ...
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... happy and immortal , hurts nobody nor con- cerns himself in any thing . The first thing he pro- posed as a subject of meditation to his disciples was , the immortality and felicity of God .- " Look upon God in the first place , as a ...
... happy and immortal , hurts nobody nor con- cerns himself in any thing . The first thing he pro- posed as a subject of meditation to his disciples was , the immortality and felicity of God .- " Look upon God in the first place , as a ...
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... happy . It is as to this state which I call the formal cause of happiness . Epicurus was not mistaken ; he considered hap- piness in itself and in its formal state , and not ac- cording to the relation it has with beings or objects ...
... happy . It is as to this state which I call the formal cause of happiness . Epicurus was not mistaken ; he considered hap- piness in itself and in its formal state , and not ac- cording to the relation it has with beings or objects ...
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... happy . Self - existence of Matter . Some of Epicurus's apologists should have endea- voured to shew that his impiety was a natural conse- quence of his doctrine of the eternal existence of mat- ter . There was among the natural ...
... happy . Self - existence of Matter . Some of Epicurus's apologists should have endea- voured to shew that his impiety was a natural conse- quence of his doctrine of the eternal existence of mat- ter . There was among the natural ...
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