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... and false ią another ; or true in one Country , and falle in the next ; and must be more or less true og false , in the same proportion , as the Lives and Manners of its Professors are more or less vertuous or vicious .
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... has been consider'd and rejected of old , though not , perhaps , in the very terms , yet in the Sense and Substance of it ; or else it is some True Doctrine under a different Form and Manner of Expression .
... has been consider'd and rejected of old , though not , perhaps , in the very terms , yet in the Sense and Substance of it ; or else it is some True Doctrine under a different Form and Manner of Expression .
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And because there is nothing so true or certain , but something may be alledg'd against it , I shall befides discourse úpon such Heads as have been most excepted againft : In which I shall endeavour to prove the Truth , in such a manner ...
And because there is nothing so true or certain , but something may be alledg'd against it , I shall befides discourse úpon such Heads as have been most excepted againft : In which I shall endeavour to prove the Truth , in such a manner ...
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... by one of this fort of Men , to his Companions , If you continue to difpate at this rate ' , you will certainly make me a Christian . I shall venture , at least , to say of this Treatife , in the like manner as he does of his ...
... by one of this fort of Men , to his Companions , If you continue to difpate at this rate ' , you will certainly make me a Christian . I shall venture , at least , to say of this Treatife , in the like manner as he does of his ...
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In like manner the Olympiad was ftyled w817Q € 7neis , not because it confifted of Five Years , but * because it returned every Fifth Year . And when the Intercalation was made every third Year , the intermediate space of Time was ...
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