“The” Works of the Most Reverend Dr. John Tillotson ...W. Ruddiman, 1772 |
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Page xxiv
... himself a little after tells us , there is the fame reafon of the following ages : So that I made his prin ciple run no otherwife than he himself had laid it . And if it contradict what he fays elfewhere , it is no new or ftrange thing ...
... himself a little after tells us , there is the fame reafon of the following ages : So that I made his prin ciple run no otherwife than he himself had laid it . And if it contradict what he fays elfewhere , it is no new or ftrange thing ...
Page xxv
... himself from fo palpable an absur dity by this impertinent diftinction . For , let things be evident how they will , fpeculatively or practically , it is plain , that if they be principles evident of themselves , they need nothing to ...
... himself from fo palpable an absur dity by this impertinent diftinction . For , let things be evident how they will , fpeculatively or practically , it is plain , that if they be principles evident of themselves , they need nothing to ...
Page xxvii
... the deceitfulness of fin ,乾 376 SER . XI . The hazard of being faved in the church of R me . 1 Cor . iii . 15. But he himself fhall be fared ; yet so as by fire , 189 SER SER . XII . Of the inward peace and pleafure xxvii.
... the deceitfulness of fin ,乾 376 SER . XI . The hazard of being faved in the church of R me . 1 Cor . iii . 15. But he himself fhall be fared ; yet so as by fire , 189 SER SER . XII . Of the inward peace and pleafure xxvii.
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... himself and his own concernments ; according to that of old Ennius , Nequicquam fapere fapientem , qui fibi ipfi prodeffe non quiret . That man hath but an empty title of wif " dom , and is not really wife , who is not wife for him ...
... himself and his own concernments ; according to that of old Ennius , Nequicquam fapere fapientem , qui fibi ipfi prodeffe non quiret . That man hath but an empty title of wif " dom , and is not really wife , who is not wife for him ...
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... himself , Metaph . l . 1. c . 3. who was the great afferter of the eternity of the world , gives this account why the gods were anciently reprefented by the Heathens as fwearing by the lake Styx , because wa- ter was fupposed to be the ...
... himself , Metaph . l . 1. c . 3. who was the great afferter of the eternity of the world , gives this account why the gods were anciently reprefented by the Heathens as fwearing by the lake Styx , because wa- ter was fupposed to be the ...
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