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... opinion ; and , with a masterly hand , traces the origin of pagan philofophy , both Barbaric and Grecian , to other fources . In feveral parts of his valuable work , this point is distinctly difcuffed ; particularly in a Note ( to which ...
... opinion ; and , with a masterly hand , traces the origin of pagan philofophy , both Barbaric and Grecian , to other fources . In feveral parts of his valuable work , this point is distinctly difcuffed ; particularly in a Note ( to which ...
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... opinion , that St. John's gofpel is the least understood of all the four : and that a more clofe and critical per- ufal of it will gradually difclofe its excellencies with increafing luftre , and give perpetual corroboration and ...
... opinion , that St. John's gofpel is the least understood of all the four : and that a more clofe and critical per- ufal of it will gradually difclofe its excellencies with increafing luftre , and give perpetual corroboration and ...
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... opinion not easily established , that miracles , though real , are no proofs of a divine miffion ; or from explanations of the Jewish prophecies , which the learned advocates for the Chriftian explana- tion of them will find no ...
... opinion not easily established , that miracles , though real , are no proofs of a divine miffion ; or from explanations of the Jewish prophecies , which the learned advocates for the Chriftian explana- tion of them will find no ...
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