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... rule , we may perhaps speak hereafter : but we must now observe that , as Dr. M. has laid them down , they are such as utterly exclude all application of the rule to the proof of our Saviour's divinity . The Son cannot be proved , by this ...
... rule , we may perhaps speak hereafter : but we must now observe that , as Dr. M. has laid them down , they are such as utterly exclude all application of the rule to the proof of our Saviour's divinity . The Son cannot be proved , by this ...
Pagina 151
... rule . He farther extends the same power to several other words , without which he cannot get rid of many lawless examples which do not conform to the rule of regimen , though the noun be neither a proper name nor Bartheus . Thus , in ...
... rule . He farther extends the same power to several other words , without which he cannot get rid of many lawless examples which do not conform to the rule of regimen , though the noun be neither a proper name nor Bartheus . Thus , in ...
Pagina 155
... rule is infallible . Here we behold the strongest and the most deadly of all the blows which Dr. Middleton has given by facts , to a rule which he supports by words : for he produces several instances of the violation of the rule with ...
... rule is infallible . Here we behold the strongest and the most deadly of all the blows which Dr. Middleton has given by facts , to a rule which he supports by words : for he produces several instances of the violation of the rule with ...
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