Monthly Review; Or Literary Journal Enlarged, Volumen15Ralph Griffiths, George Edward Griffiths R. Griffiths., 1756 Editors: May 1749-Sept. 1803, Ralph Griffiths; Oct. 1803-Apr. 1825, G.E. Griffiths. |
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... sense of the original Hebrew . Marcus Marinus Brixianus , a Venetian , published a Thesau- rus of the Hebrew language , in Latin , which , like this before us , served the learner for a Dictionary and Grammar , as well as a Concordance ...
... sense of the original Hebrew . Marcus Marinus Brixianus , a Venetian , published a Thesau- rus of the Hebrew language , in Latin , which , like this before us , served the learner for a Dictionary and Grammar , as well as a Concordance ...
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... senses , in their proper order , as they seem to have branched out from the original use of the word . This ... sense . ' ii . Verè , revera ; Truly . iii . Veritas , fi- des . Truth , faithfulness , assurance , certainty . iv ...
... senses , in their proper order , as they seem to have branched out from the original use of the word . This ... sense . ' ii . Verè , revera ; Truly . iii . Veritas , fi- des . Truth , faithfulness , assurance , certainty . iv ...
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... senses , is the first operation of the understand- ing . In vain would outward objects folicit the senses ; the mind would never have any knowlege of them , did it not per- ceive them . Hence the first and smallest degree of knowlege is ...
... senses , is the first operation of the understand- ing . In vain would outward objects folicit the senses ; the mind would never have any knowlege of them , did it not per- ceive them . Hence the first and smallest degree of knowlege is ...
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... sense we understand it . For the best , ' and indeed the only preservative against vain Philosophy , is a • sober exertion of our Natural Powers , and a firm adherence • to the dictates of Common Sense : it would therefore have • been ...
... sense we understand it . For the best , ' and indeed the only preservative against vain Philosophy , is a • sober exertion of our Natural Powers , and a firm adherence • to the dictates of Common Sense : it would therefore have • been ...
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... Sense ? And , What shall we say now to this Doctor of Ours , • who has laboured with all his might to destroy Natural Re- ligion , to difcredit and explode the use of our intellectual ' powers , and to represent Reason , or the dictates ...
... Sense ? And , What shall we say now to this Doctor of Ours , • who has laboured with all his might to destroy Natural Re- ligion , to difcredit and explode the use of our intellectual ' powers , and to represent Reason , or the dictates ...
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Monthly Review; Or New Literary Journal, Volumen6 Ralph Griffiths,George Edward Griffiths Vista completa - 1752 |
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