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... fays that the temporal power is de- rived from God , our readers must not fo far mistake him as to suppose that he wants to establish the divine right of kings ; what he means to prove is that the fovereign civil authority of any ftate ...
... fays that the temporal power is de- rived from God , our readers must not fo far mistake him as to suppose that he wants to establish the divine right of kings ; what he means to prove is that the fovereign civil authority of any ftate ...
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... fays , were exceedingly fierce , and very difficult to be tamed . According , therefore , to this author , the fphynx was no imaginary animal , but had a real existence , as well as the dog - headed men . Agatharchides , however , is ...
... fays , were exceedingly fierce , and very difficult to be tamed . According , therefore , to this author , the fphynx was no imaginary animal , but had a real existence , as well as the dog - headed men . Agatharchides , however , is ...
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... fays he , are useless men . That there is a difference of natural parts among men , and that all men by nature are not fit for all things ( for , non omnia poffumus omnes , as the poet fays , ) is what I think undeniable . And it is ...
... fays he , are useless men . That there is a difference of natural parts among men , and that all men by nature are not fit for all things ( for , non omnia poffumus omnes , as the poet fays , ) is what I think undeniable . And it is ...
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