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... continued . The Invention of Letters . How did Chrift fit on the Throne of David ? In what Sense our Saviour came , not to deftroy , but to fulfil , the Law or the Prophets , Matth . v . 17. Why in the Commiffion for Bap- tifm , Matth ...
... continued . The Invention of Letters . How did Chrift fit on the Throne of David ? In what Sense our Saviour came , not to deftroy , but to fulfil , the Law or the Prophets , Matth . v . 17. Why in the Commiffion for Bap- tifm , Matth ...
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... continued eight years ; and after Philip's death , returning to Athens , he taught in Lyceum twelve years ; and in the thirteenth , re- moved after Alexander's death to Chalcis , where he died of a difeafe at the age of fixty - three ...
... continued eight years ; and after Philip's death , returning to Athens , he taught in Lyceum twelve years ; and in the thirteenth , re- moved after Alexander's death to Chalcis , where he died of a difeafe at the age of fixty - three ...
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... continued , during the whole of the existence of the foul , and THAT existence ( according to the reasoning of the Academician ) having had NO BEGINNING , we ought to have already attained to ALL that perfection of which we are capable ...
... continued , during the whole of the existence of the foul , and THAT existence ( according to the reasoning of the Academician ) having had NO BEGINNING , we ought to have already attained to ALL that perfection of which we are capable ...
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