An Elegant and Learned Discourse of the Light of Nature: With Other Treatises, Including Spiritual Opticks, 1652Garland Pub., 1978 - 427 pages |
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... else Propter Perpetuam rei indecentiam , & Turpitudinem Durantem ; as in fome Anomalous and in- ceftuous marriages . And this Law of Nature is so exact , as that'tis not capable of an ' Ewanda , which the Lawyers call Emendatio Legis ...
... else Propter Perpetuam rei indecentiam , & Turpitudinem Durantem ; as in fome Anomalous and in- ceftuous marriages . And this Law of Nature is so exact , as that'tis not capable of an ' Ewanda , which the Lawyers call Emendatio Legis ...
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... else , though erroneously . But sense that rackt them fometimes , and extorted fome confeffions from them , which fpeculative principles could never do.A- then with that humour of Heraclitus that tells us κακοὶ μάρτυρες ανθρώποισιν ...
... else , though erroneously . But sense that rackt them fometimes , and extorted fome confeffions from them , which fpeculative principles could never do.A- then with that humour of Heraclitus that tells us κακοὶ μάρτυρες ανθρώποισιν ...
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... else aò dóns tis déžav , that's from grace to glory , for grace is glory in the bud , as glory is grace at the full . Surely glory is nothing else but a bright Conftellation of graces ; and happineffe nothing but the Quinteffence of ...
... else aò dóns tis déžav , that's from grace to glory , for grace is glory in the bud , as glory is grace at the full . Surely glory is nothing else but a bright Conftellation of graces ; and happineffe nothing but the Quinteffence of ...
Contents
The Porch or Introduction page r Chap 2 The explication of the words P | 9 |
What Nature is P | 14 |
of the nature of a Law in general p | 20 |
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