Siris: A Chain of Philosophical Reflexions and Inquiries Concerning the Virtues of Tar WaterReprinted for W. Innys, 1744 - 174 pages |
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... exists , inasmuch as it participates of the divine unity.s In man the monad or indivifible is the aurà To auTo the felf fame self or very felf , a thing , in the opinion of Socrates , much and narrowly to be inquired into and difcuffed ...
... exists , inasmuch as it participates of the divine unity.s In man the monad or indivifible is the aurà To auTo the felf fame self or very felf , a thing , in the opinion of Socrates , much and narrowly to be inquired into and difcuffed ...
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... exist ; which might feem to imply a negation of the divine being . The truth is , Zeno and Parmenides argued , that a thing exifting in time was older and younger than it felf ; therefore the conftant immutable to did not exift in time ...
... exist ; which might feem to imply a negation of the divine being . The truth is , Zeno and Parmenides argued , that a thing exifting in time was older and younger than it felf ; therefore the conftant immutable to did not exift in time ...
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