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Page 211
... proof that Plato believed it . And as Dr. Sykes fays , " if he has fhewn Mr. Warburton to have been mistaken in this point of the double doctrine of the ancients , great part of his third book will be nothing to the purpose . " The ...
... proof that Plato believed it . And as Dr. Sykes fays , " if he has fhewn Mr. Warburton to have been mistaken in this point of the double doctrine of the ancients , great part of his third book will be nothing to the purpose . " The ...
Page 513
... proof . Were this matter well cleared up , it would nearly overturn the Warburtonian hypothefis , with respect to ... proofs and illuftrations of these tenets are refpectable , acute , and learned , and will certainly give fingular ...
... proof . Were this matter well cleared up , it would nearly overturn the Warburtonian hypothefis , with respect to ... proofs and illuftrations of these tenets are refpectable , acute , and learned , and will certainly give fingular ...
Page 561
... proofs which have not been produced ; and the fecond , which comes more clofely to the point , is , that were the fact ... proof , as fo many circum- ftances , befide the quality and kind of arms , contribute to the gain or the lofs of a ...
... proofs which have not been produced ; and the fecond , which comes more clofely to the point , is , that were the fact ... proof , as fo many circum- ftances , befide the quality and kind of arms , contribute to the gain or the lofs of a ...
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