Siris: A Chain of Philosophical Reflexions and Inquiries Concerning the Virtues of Tar WaterReprinted for W. Innys, 1744 - 174 pages |
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... say that all things together make one universe , or r wav . But if we fhould fay , that all things make one God ; this would , indeed , be an erroneous no- tion of God , but would not amount to atheism , fo long as mind or intellect was ...
... say that all things together make one universe , or r wav . But if we fhould fay , that all things make one God ; this would , indeed , be an erroneous no- tion of God , but would not amount to atheism , fo long as mind or intellect was ...
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... say that Tv , or the firft hypoftafis , contains all excellence and perfection , whereof it is the original fource , and is eminenter , as the schools speak , intel- lect and life , as well as goodness ; while the fecond hypoftafis is ...
... say that Tv , or the firft hypoftafis , contains all excellence and perfection , whereof it is the original fource , and is eminenter , as the schools speak , intel- lect and life , as well as goodness ; while the fecond hypoftafis is ...
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