The Monthly Review, Or, Literary Journal, Volumen25R. Griffiths, 1761 |
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... Truth may , doubtless , be conveyed to the mind by the immediate infpiration of God ; and adds , that when it is fo conveyed , we readily fhould , and fafely may , give it admiffion . " But then we must certainly know , that it comes ...
... Truth may , doubtless , be conveyed to the mind by the immediate infpiration of God ; and adds , that when it is fo conveyed , we readily fhould , and fafely may , give it admiffion . " But then we must certainly know , that it comes ...
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... truth , fym- metry and beauty , of that which is the true one , can be pro- perly attended to , and duly perceived . The rubbish which covers any old foundation , he tells us , must be removed , before the foundation itself can be feen ...
... truth , fym- metry and beauty , of that which is the true one , can be pro- perly attended to , and duly perceived . The rubbish which covers any old foundation , he tells us , must be removed , before the foundation itself can be feen ...
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... truth of things , but in the maxims of our duty . It does not teach us to reafon well , but to act aright . În what ... truth ; R 3 the the truth avoids him . He is not actuated by ROUSSEAU's Eloifa . 245.
... truth of things , but in the maxims of our duty . It does not teach us to reafon well , but to act aright . În what ... truth ; R 3 the the truth avoids him . He is not actuated by ROUSSEAU's Eloifa . 245.
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