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Page 14
... divine miffion , and wishing to make fure work in the matter , divided their reverence among all the antient heroes , and paid equal_ho- nours to Abraham , Orpheus , Apollonius of Tyana , and Jefus Christ . Hence arofe a great ...
... divine miffion , and wishing to make fure work in the matter , divided their reverence among all the antient heroes , and paid equal_ho- nours to Abraham , Orpheus , Apollonius of Tyana , and Jefus Christ . Hence arofe a great ...
Page 503
... divine ages ; and fuch a period they name à Manwantara ; but , fine fourteen multiplied by feventy one are not quite a thoufand , we muit conclude , that fix divine ages are allowed for intervals be- tween the Manwantara's , or for the ...
... divine ages ; and fuch a period they name à Manwantara ; but , fine fourteen multiplied by feventy one are not quite a thoufand , we muit conclude , that fix divine ages are allowed for intervals be- tween the Manwantara's , or for the ...
Page 578
... divine love , is called the FATHER ; being the inmcft principle of the eternal , hidden , un- manifefted Deity ; the effe ; origin of all effences ! unknown ! that of which Angels and men can form no idea ! unfearchable ! in ...
... divine love , is called the FATHER ; being the inmcft principle of the eternal , hidden , un- manifefted Deity ; the effe ; origin of all effences ! unknown ! that of which Angels and men can form no idea ! unfearchable ! in ...
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Lodges Illuftrations of Britiſh Hiſtory | 4 |
from the Roman Catholics 343 | 22 |
Remarks on Wakefield | 36 |
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