The Monthly Visitor, and Entertaining Pocket Companion, Volume 8H.D. Symonds, 1799 |
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... character , because fuch di vine exertions alone conftitute true nobility . It is not the gaudy trappings of wealth , nor the boisterous buftle of power , that can command real admiration . The multitude , indeed , will gaze upon them ...
... character , because fuch di vine exertions alone conftitute true nobility . It is not the gaudy trappings of wealth , nor the boisterous buftle of power , that can command real admiration . The multitude , indeed , will gaze upon them ...
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... character , however , was thought fo ambiguous by fome , even among the Catho- lics themselves , that fome time after Becket's death , it was publicly debated in the univerfity of Paris , " Whether the foul of Becket was in heaven or in ...
... character , however , was thought fo ambiguous by fome , even among the Catho- lics themselves , that fome time after Becket's death , it was publicly debated in the univerfity of Paris , " Whether the foul of Becket was in heaven or in ...
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... characters of maids and youth , Unpractis'd plaiunefs , innocence , and truth . Each paftoral a little plot must own , Which as it must be fimple must be one , With fmall digreffions it will yet difpenfe , Nor needs it always allegoric ...
... characters of maids and youth , Unpractis'd plaiunefs , innocence , and truth . Each paftoral a little plot must own , Which as it must be fimple must be one , With fmall digreffions it will yet difpenfe , Nor needs it always allegoric ...
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... character , Duns Scotus , was of the order of St. Francis ; by the acuterefs of his parts , and especially by his manner of difputing , he acquired the name of the Subtil Doctor . He was very zealous in oppofing the opinions of Thomas ...
... character , Duns Scotus , was of the order of St. Francis ; by the acuterefs of his parts , and especially by his manner of difputing , he acquired the name of the Subtil Doctor . He was very zealous in oppofing the opinions of Thomas ...
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... character of the great and venerable founder of our religion is ably drawn- divefted of every trait that has the moft diftant alliance with fanaticism or fuperftition . The candid deist must admire , and will furely acquiefce in , the ...
... character of the great and venerable founder of our religion is ably drawn- divefted of every trait that has the moft diftant alliance with fanaticism or fuperftition . The candid deist must admire , and will furely acquiefce in , the ...
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