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... kind in the first ages of the world . Moft unbelievers argue as if they thought that man , in remote and rude antiquity , in the very birth and infancy of our fpecies , had the fame diftinct conceptions of one , eternal , invifible ...
... kind in the first ages of the world . Moft unbelievers argue as if they thought that man , in remote and rude antiquity , in the very birth and infancy of our fpecies , had the fame diftinct conceptions of one , eternal , invifible ...
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... kind as thofe of air , it is scarcely to be imagined that the fame kind of matter is not also emitted during the oxygenation of phosphorus in the nitrous acid , the principles of which are not different from those of the vapour . If the ...
... kind as thofe of air , it is scarcely to be imagined that the fame kind of matter is not also emitted during the oxygenation of phosphorus in the nitrous acid , the principles of which are not different from those of the vapour . If the ...
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... kind , according to whom the world has no origin , is eternal , is itself God . The feventh concerns Parmenides , a scholar of Xenophanes , who opened ftill farther the avenues to the intellectual world , He infifted that objects are ...
... kind , according to whom the world has no origin , is eternal , is itself God . The feventh concerns Parmenides , a scholar of Xenophanes , who opened ftill farther the avenues to the intellectual world , He infifted that objects are ...
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