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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... receiving the animals , from Buteo and others . VIII . The truth of the deluge from the testi- mony of heathen nations . Of the propagation of nations from Noah's posterity . IX . Of the beginning of the Assyrian empire . The ...
... receiving the animals , from Buteo and others . VIII . The truth of the deluge from the testi- mony of heathen nations . Of the propagation of nations from Noah's posterity . IX . Of the beginning of the Assyrian empire . The ...
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... received from other nations . Those who formed Greece first into civil societies , and licked it into the shape of well ordered commonwealths , were such who had been traders for knowledge into foreign parts . To which purpose Diodorus ...
... received from other nations . Those who formed Greece first into civil societies , and licked it into the shape of well ordered commonwealths , were such who had been traders for knowledge into foreign parts . To which purpose Diodorus ...
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... receiving all forms , and having none of its own . Symmachus calls it otiosa et indigesta ; the former , because of its inability to produce any thing of itself ; the latter , because it wanted a Divine power to bring it into due order ...
... receiving all forms , and having none of its own . Symmachus calls it otiosa et indigesta ; the former , because of its inability to produce any thing of itself ; the latter , because it wanted a Divine power to bring it into due order ...
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... received whatever tended to his subsistence and com- fort but sin cut those vessels asunder , and proved the midwife of misery ; bringing man forth into a world of sorrow and sufferings . Now , I say , the Scripture taking such especial ...
... received whatever tended to his subsistence and com- fort but sin cut those vessels asunder , and proved the midwife of misery ; bringing man forth into a world of sorrow and sufferings . Now , I say , the Scripture taking such especial ...
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... received from the Barbarians , κάλλov τοῦτο εἰς τέλος ἀπεργάζονται , they put it into a better fashion , i . e . they disguise it , alter and change it as they please , and put it into a Greek habit , that it might never be suspected to ...
... received from the Barbarians , κάλλov τοῦτο εἰς τέλος ἀπεργάζονται , they put it into a better fashion , i . e . they disguise it , alter and change it as they please , and put it into a Greek habit , that it might never be suspected to ...
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