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Page 337
... thing might have been otherwife than it is , we naturally enquire for the caufe which made it to be what it is ; but when we are fenfible that a thing is neceffarily fuch as it is , we never enquire for the caufe that made it to be what ...
... thing might have been otherwife than it is , we naturally enquire for the caufe which made it to be what it is ; but when we are fenfible that a thing is neceffarily fuch as it is , we never enquire for the caufe that made it to be what ...
Page 354
... thing from one place into another ; but who ever heard of tranfpofing one place into ano- ther place ? Euclid fays , word for word , Mutation is the tranf- pofition , or removal , of fome thing fimilar , into a diffimilar place . The ...
... thing from one place into another ; but who ever heard of tranfpofing one place into ano- ther place ? Euclid fays , word for word , Mutation is the tranf- pofition , or removal , of fome thing fimilar , into a diffimilar place . The ...
Page 406
... thing to be unclean to him it is unclean . - - - Happy is he that condemneth not himself in that thing which he alloweth ; and he that doubteth is damned ( con- demned ) if he eat , for whatfoever is not of faith ( i . e . not done with ...
... thing to be unclean to him it is unclean . - - - Happy is he that condemneth not himself in that thing which he alloweth ; and he that doubteth is damned ( con- demned ) if he eat , for whatfoever is not of faith ( i . e . not done with ...
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