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... fhews how to ex- tend this method fo as to include the cafes where exponential quantities , as x , are contained in the general term of the feries . The third method is that of Mr. James Bernoulli , who found fummable feries , by ...
... fhews how to ex- tend this method fo as to include the cafes where exponential quantities , as x , are contained in the general term of the feries . The third method is that of Mr. James Bernoulli , who found fummable feries , by ...
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... fhews , with the cleareft evidence , that this fhould not induce any to doubt of the perfect conviction which Socrates had of the foul's immortality : he unfolds , with admir able acutenets and judgment , the reafons that engaged ...
... fhews , with the cleareft evidence , that this fhould not induce any to doubt of the perfect conviction which Socrates had of the foul's immortality : he unfolds , with admir able acutenets and judgment , the reafons that engaged ...
Pagina 548
... fhews that there is an eternal and immutable order , which all intelligent beings are bound to obey , which is the model of all laws , and the primitive principle of all moral obligation , and which has its fource in the first caufe ...
... fhews that there is an eternal and immutable order , which all intelligent beings are bound to obey , which is the model of all laws , and the primitive principle of all moral obligation , and which has its fource in the first caufe ...
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