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... thing fine , pleases ' him . Here we think of the sage agriculturist , who , after mature deliberation and many experiments , gave it as his decided opinion that the best food for young calves was their mothers ' milk , —and , in the ...
... thing fine , pleases ' him . Here we think of the sage agriculturist , who , after mature deliberation and many experiments , gave it as his decided opinion that the best food for young calves was their mothers ' milk , —and , in the ...
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... thing to be the only valuable cause by which salvation is procured , and it is another thing to be the condition on which that gift is graciously bestowed . From the former of these , that is , from the meritorious cause , we exclude ...
... thing to be the only valuable cause by which salvation is procured , and it is another thing to be the condition on which that gift is graciously bestowed . From the former of these , that is , from the meritorious cause , we exclude ...
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... things ? After this manner : every thing that the understanding conceives , says Parmenides , is something what is something , is real ; that which is nothing cannot be conceived . Here may be clearly discerned , and for the first time ...
... things ? After this manner : every thing that the understanding conceives , says Parmenides , is something what is something , is real ; that which is nothing cannot be conceived . Here may be clearly discerned , and for the first time ...
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