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... writers as they came in the way , and particularly thofe urged by Dr. Blackwell and Mr. Bryant . The former was a learned and ingenious , but not always a correct , writer . And his Letters on Mythology are rather a ftudied apology for ...
... writers as they came in the way , and particularly thofe urged by Dr. Blackwell and Mr. Bryant . The former was a learned and ingenious , but not always a correct , writer . And his Letters on Mythology are rather a ftudied apology for ...
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... writer . For what in the quotation gave Dr. Priestley offence ? It was the affertion that Theodotus , who appeared about the year 190 , and who was condemned by Victor , was the first who held that our Saviour was a mere man . ' Now in ...
... writer . For what in the quotation gave Dr. Priestley offence ? It was the affertion that Theodotus , who appeared about the year 190 , and who was condemned by Victor , was the first who held that our Saviour was a mere man . ' Now in ...
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... writer derive his confidence ? By what greater and furer lights hath he arrived at a full affurance in matters that were dubious to a writer of the very age to which they im mediately related ? -a writer of great knowledge , and who had ...
... writer derive his confidence ? By what greater and furer lights hath he arrived at a full affurance in matters that were dubious to a writer of the very age to which they im mediately related ? -a writer of great knowledge , and who had ...
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