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... tion , the author takes a very wide range , occupying far more time in what he styles the preambles , or rec- ommendatory reasonings about the laws , than in the laws themselves . Hence there are but few points in the Platonic ...
... tion , the author takes a very wide range , occupying far more time in what he styles the preambles , or rec- ommendatory reasonings about the laws , than in the laws themselves . Hence there are but few points in the Platonic ...
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... tion to higher views , the reader is referred to Disserta- tion LX . , where it is treated of at some length . In pursuance of this favourite plan of recommending Plato and the Platonic philosophy , the method follow- ed in the present ...
... tion to higher views , the reader is referred to Disserta- tion LX . , where it is treated of at some length . In pursuance of this favourite plan of recommending Plato and the Platonic philosophy , the method follow- ed in the present ...
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... tion of the Moral Sense 253 XLIII . Sublime Mode in which the Bible represents the Divine Provi- dence and Omniscience as contrasted with all mere Philos- ophizing on these Attributes . - Analysis of the Greek Word ' Avdpɛía , as ...
... tion of the Moral Sense 253 XLIII . Sublime Mode in which the Bible represents the Divine Provi- dence and Omniscience as contrasted with all mere Philos- ophizing on these Attributes . - Analysis of the Greek Word ' Avdpɛía , as ...
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... tion of the Greek . The first version seems so far fetched , that we would prefer combining the two ideas by translating φεύγουσι , “ who put us on our defence . ” This agrees well with ἀπολογησώμεθα , and with the whole context . The ...
... tion of the Greek . The first version seems so far fetched , that we would prefer combining the two ideas by translating φεύγουσι , “ who put us on our defence . ” This agrees well with ἀπολογησώμεθα , and with the whole context . The ...
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... tion : " For we must feel indignant , and dislike those who have ever been and are now the causes of such discussions ; who believe not the myths , which , when yet children , they heard of nurses and mothers in soothing strains of ...
... tion : " For we must feel indignant , and dislike those who have ever been and are now the causes of such discussions ; who believe not the myths , which , when yet children , they heard of nurses and mothers in soothing strains of ...
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