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... proved equal , but made to re- present it , which it does unambiguously ; since , in the form ¿ * = 1 + * + , & c . proved ... prove that such a notation is commodious is the next object : Now , if * be the symbol for 1 + x 1 + 1-3 , & c ...
... proved equal , but made to re- present it , which it does unambiguously ; since , in the form ¿ * = 1 + * + , & c . proved ... prove that such a notation is commodious is the next object : Now , if * be the symbol for 1 + x 1 + 1-3 , & c ...
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... prove the necessity of revelation . He next maintains that the circumstance of a particular revelation involves nothing dishonourable to the Deity , who is not to be considered as governing the moral and natural world only by general ...
... prove the necessity of revelation . He next maintains that the circumstance of a particular revelation involves nothing dishonourable to the Deity , who is not to be considered as governing the moral and natural world only by general ...
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... proves a resurrection , and no- thing more ; and it would not prove more resurrections , only inasmuch as they are repeated , and repeated with circum stances proper to attest them . Had nations but followed this principle , they would ...
... proves a resurrection , and no- thing more ; and it would not prove more resurrections , only inasmuch as they are repeated , and repeated with circum stances proper to attest them . Had nations but followed this principle , they would ...
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