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The language wherein these epistles are writ is another , and that no small
occasion of their obscurity to us now : the words are Greek ; a language dead
many ages since ; a language of a very witty , volatile people , seekers after
novelty , and ...
The language wherein these epistles are writ is another , and that no small
occasion of their obscurity to us now : the words are Greek ; a language dead
many ages since ; a language of a very witty , volatile people , seekers after
novelty , and ...
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... till I came to have a good general view of the apostle ' s main purpose in writing
the epistle , the chief branches of his discourse wherein he prosecuted it , the
arguments he used , and the disposition of the whole . This , I confess , is not to
be ...
... till I came to have a good general view of the apostle ' s main purpose in writing
the epistle , the chief branches of his discourse wherein he prosecuted it , the
arguments he used , and the disposition of the whole . This , I confess , is not to
be ...
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In the ages wherein Platonism prevailed , the converts to Christianity of that
school , on all occasions , interpreted holy writ according to the notions they had
imbibed from that philosophy . Aristotle ' s doctrine had the same effect in its turn ;
and ...
In the ages wherein Platonism prevailed , the converts to Christianity of that
school , on all occasions , interpreted holy writ according to the notions they had
imbibed from that philosophy . Aristotle ' s doctrine had the same effect in its turn ;
and ...
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... and without solemnly winding up one argument , and intimating any way that
he began another , let his thoughts , which were fully possessed of the matter ,
run in one continued train , wherein the parts of his discourse were wove one into
...
... and without solemnly winding up one argument , and intimating any way that
he began another , let his thoughts , which were fully possessed of the matter ,
run in one continued train , wherein the parts of his discourse were wove one into
...
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... wherein God has revealed it from heaven , and proposed it to the world ,
seeking our religion , where we are sure it is in truth to be found , comparing
spiritual things with spiritual things . PARAPHRASE AND NOTES ON THE
EPISTLE OF ST ...
... wherein God has revealed it from heaven , and proposed it to the world ,
seeking our religion , where we are sure it is in truth to be found , comparing
spiritual things with spiritual things . PARAPHRASE AND NOTES ON THE
EPISTLE OF ST ...
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Información bibliográfica
| Título | The Works of John Locke, Volumen8 The Works of John Locke, John Locke |
| Autor | John Locke |
| Editor | Thomas Tegg, 1823 |
| Procedencia del original | Biblioteca Pública de Nueva York |
| Digitalizado | 7 Abr. 2006 |
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