Some Passages of the Life and Death of John, Earl of Rochester, 1680: Gilbert BurnetScolar Press, 1972 - 182 páginas |
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... fome mens Minds , to appre- hend and know fome things , in fuch a manner that others are not capable of it . This is not half fo incredible to us as fight is to a blind man , who yet may be convinced there is a ftrange power of seeing ...
... fome mens Minds , to appre- hend and know fome things , in fuch a manner that others are not capable of it . This is not half fo incredible to us as fight is to a blind man , who yet may be convinced there is a ftrange power of seeing ...
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... fome of the common Objects of fense and perception . And it is a needless fear that if fome Myfteries are acknowledged , which are plain- ly mentioned in the New Testa- ment , it will then be in the Power of the Priefts to add more at ...
... fome of the common Objects of fense and perception . And it is a needless fear that if fome Myfteries are acknowledged , which are plain- ly mentioned in the New Testa- ment , it will then be in the Power of the Priefts to add more at ...
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... fome time or other violently constrain them , and irresistably work upon them . But as St , Paul was called to that Eminent Ser- vice for which he was appoint- ed , in so ftupendious a manner , as is no warrant for others to expect fuch ...
... fome time or other violently constrain them , and irresistably work upon them . But as St , Paul was called to that Eminent Ser- vice for which he was appoint- ed , in so ftupendious a manner , as is no warrant for others to expect fuch ...
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