Origines Sacrae Or a Rational Account of the Grounds of Natural and Revealed Religion: To which is Added Part of Another Book Upon the Same Subject, Left Unfinished by the Author : Together with a Letter to a Deist, Volume 2University Press, 1836 - 542 pages |
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... Plutarch , and others 63 . CHAP . IV . OF THE ORIGIN OF NATIONS . I. All mankind derived from Adam , if the Scriptures be true . II . The contrary supposition an introduction to Atheism . III . The truth of the history of the flood ...
... Plutarch , and others 63 . CHAP . IV . OF THE ORIGIN OF NATIONS . I. All mankind derived from Adam , if the Scriptures be true . II . The contrary supposition an introduction to Atheism . III . The truth of the history of the flood ...
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... Plutarch.de best of them . And hence Plutarch tells us , that the first principles of the world , according to Pythagoras , ed . Franc . were these two : the one was τὸ ποιητικὸν αἰτίον καὶ εἰδικὸν Plac . Phi- los . l . i . cap . 3 ...
... Plutarch.de best of them . And hence Plutarch tells us , that the first principles of the world , according to Pythagoras , ed . Franc . were these two : the one was τὸ ποιητικὸν αἰτίον καὶ εἰδικὸν Plac . Phi- los . l . i . cap . 3 ...
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... Plutarch . Ωκεανοῦ , ὅσπερ γένεσις πάντεσσι τέτυκται . And in Chalcidius : Inque eadem sententia Homerus esse invenitur , cum Oceanum et Thetin dicat parentes esse genitura ; cumque jusjurandum Deorum consti- tuat aquam , quam quidem ...
... Plutarch . Ωκεανοῦ , ὅσπερ γένεσις πάντεσσι τέτυκται . And in Chalcidius : Inque eadem sententia Homerus esse invenitur , cum Oceanum et Thetin dicat parentes esse genitura ; cumque jusjurandum Deorum consti- tuat aquam , quam quidem ...
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... Plutarch . tarch's vxoyovía , as well as the discourses of the later Procreat . Platonists , how eager some have been to interpret Plato's Timæus in favour of the eternity , at least of matter , if not of the world . But although Plato ...
... Plutarch . tarch's vxoyovía , as well as the discourses of the later Procreat . Platonists , how eager some have been to interpret Plato's Timæus in favour of the eternity , at least of matter , if not of the world . But although Plato ...
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... Plutarch re- de Placitis ports of the sense of Epicurus , though he names him Phil . 1. i . not , ( if at least that book be his , which Muretus de- Muret . An - nies . ) The words of Dionysius are these , concerning nec . de the ...
... Plutarch re- de Placitis ports of the sense of Epicurus , though he names him Phil . 1. i . not , ( if at least that book be his , which Muretus de- Muret . An - nies . ) The words of Dionysius are these , concerning nec . de the ...
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