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... prove that each preceding Evangelift had feen the foregoing gofpel . Both these points he has established , we think , beyond all rea- fonable difpute . There is one article , however , in which our Author appears to us to have been ...
... prove that each preceding Evangelift had feen the foregoing gofpel . Both these points he has established , we think , beyond all rea- fonable difpute . There is one article , however , in which our Author appears to us to have been ...
Pagina 66
... proved by ancient Remains , which fhews us that the Reverend Miffiona- ries are not agreed upon this fubject : for ... prove , with the greatest evidence , that the Chinese were not a colony of the Egyptians , but that they defcended ...
... proved by ancient Remains , which fhews us that the Reverend Miffiona- ries are not agreed upon this fubject : for ... prove , with the greatest evidence , that the Chinese were not a colony of the Egyptians , but that they defcended ...
Pagina 515
... prove , that the religion of this people was plain , and conformable to the dictates of reafon , and the primitive notions of a Supreme Being , until , by their mixture with the Gauls and Romans , their worship was corrupted with the ...
... prove , that the religion of this people was plain , and conformable to the dictates of reafon , and the primitive notions of a Supreme Being , until , by their mixture with the Gauls and Romans , their worship was corrupted with the ...
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