Monthly Review; Or Literary Journal Enlarged, Volumen12Ralph Griffiths, George Edward Griffiths R. Griffiths., 1755 Editors: May 1749-Sept. 1803, Ralph Griffiths; Oct. 1803-Apr. 1825, G.E. Griffiths. |
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... because the enunciation of those letters or terminations is moit eafy to their organs , or most agreeable to their tem- C per . This is particularly remarkable in the Greek , and in- troduced thofe particularities called dialects : the ...
... because the enunciation of those letters or terminations is moit eafy to their organs , or most agreeable to their tem- C per . This is particularly remarkable in the Greek , and in- troduced thofe particularities called dialects : the ...
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... because in China , India , and Perfia , the filk worms thrive and enrich their owners , without con- stant attendance . ' Excellent argument ! But the misfor- tune is , that , as to the great part of China , it is falfe . The Chinese ...
... because in China , India , and Perfia , the filk worms thrive and enrich their owners , without con- stant attendance . ' Excellent argument ! But the misfor- tune is , that , as to the great part of China , it is falfe . The Chinese ...
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... because the act of cre- ⚫ating supposes existence in the agent , previous to that act ; nor of other things , because it requires unlimited power to raise any thing out of nothing . Neither could they have been felf - exiftent , because ...
... because the act of cre- ⚫ating supposes existence in the agent , previous to that act ; nor of other things , because it requires unlimited power to raise any thing out of nothing . Neither could they have been felf - exiftent , because ...
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... because it excludes li- berty , whereas liberty is effential to an unlimited and un- • bounded Being . These two pofitions , whereby we affert the neceffity of goodness , and of moral liberty , in the one < infinite Being , may feem ...
... because it excludes li- berty , whereas liberty is effential to an unlimited and un- • bounded Being . These two pofitions , whereby we affert the neceffity of goodness , and of moral liberty , in the one < infinite Being , may feem ...
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... because his ⚫ defcent on the perfon baptized immediately follows ; as that ⚫ which diftinguishes the baptifm of Chrift from the baptifm • of John . In confequence of this initiation , we are to be- • lieve in him , and to pray to him ...
... because his ⚫ defcent on the perfon baptized immediately follows ; as that ⚫ which diftinguishes the baptifm of Chrift from the baptifm • of John . In confequence of this initiation , we are to be- • lieve in him , and to pray to him ...
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