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Pagina 78
... says , he humbly conceives to be , a jealous attachment to the conftitu- tion , as fettled at the Revolution : Mr. Burke is the best Whig , and his book the moft Whiggifh book in the lan- guage ; because his imagination is flavishly ...
... says , he humbly conceives to be , a jealous attachment to the conftitu- tion , as fettled at the Revolution : Mr. Burke is the best Whig , and his book the moft Whiggifh book in the lan- guage ; because his imagination is flavishly ...
Pagina 245
... says : " Both the desertion and practice of works , are the means of Oom is faid to be a mystic word , or emblem , to fignify the Deity , and to be compofed of Sanskrit roots , or letters ; the first of which ftands for Creator ; the ...
... says : " Both the desertion and practice of works , are the means of Oom is faid to be a mystic word , or emblem , to fignify the Deity , and to be compofed of Sanskrit roots , or letters ; the first of which ftands for Creator ; the ...
Pagina 300
... says , ( see his Difquifitions relating to Matter and Spirit , p . 142. ) " the Divine Effence cannot be the object of any of our fenfes , as every thing which we call matter is , " the existence of immaterial Beings is at least pos ...
... says , ( see his Difquifitions relating to Matter and Spirit , p . 142. ) " the Divine Effence cannot be the object of any of our fenfes , as every thing which we call matter is , " the existence of immaterial Beings is at least pos ...
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