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Page 128
... thofe infamous gambling houfes , where the repre- fentatives fport with the blood of their fellow citizens ; they are not found among thofe vile courtezans who , preferving their difpofition , have only changed their mafk ; they are not ...
... thofe infamous gambling houfes , where the repre- fentatives fport with the blood of their fellow citizens ; they are not found among thofe vile courtezans who , preferving their difpofition , have only changed their mafk ; they are not ...
Page 293
... thofe two must be profeffedly the writer of thefe hiftories . That it was not Timotheus appears from Acts , c . xx . v . 4 and 5 , where the author enumerates Timotheus amongst thofe difciples who accompanied Paul on his return into ...
... thofe two must be profeffedly the writer of thefe hiftories . That it was not Timotheus appears from Acts , c . xx . v . 4 and 5 , where the author enumerates Timotheus amongst thofe difciples who accompanied Paul on his return into ...
Page 358
... thofe who maintain the non - existence of fuch a state . Thofe advocates for liberty , who deduce their arguments from what they call a ftate of nature , mean , we conceive , no more than this , viz . that feparately from , and in ...
... thofe who maintain the non - existence of fuch a state . Thofe advocates for liberty , who deduce their arguments from what they call a ftate of nature , mean , we conceive , no more than this , viz . that feparately from , and in ...
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