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Page 381
... established by law and by public usage . " Neither in Parthia , do the Chriftians , though Parthians , use po- lygamy ; nor in Perfia , though Perfians , do they marry their own daughters ; nor , among the Bactri or Galli , do they ...
... established by law and by public usage . " Neither in Parthia , do the Chriftians , though Parthians , use po- lygamy ; nor in Perfia , though Perfians , do they marry their own daughters ; nor , among the Bactri or Galli , do they ...
Page 392
... established under forms the moft liable to difficulty and objec- tion . It will also have the further effect of guarding us against the prejudices which are wont to arise in our minds to the difadvan- tage tage of religion , from ...
... established under forms the moft liable to difficulty and objec- tion . It will also have the further effect of guarding us against the prejudices which are wont to arise in our minds to the difadvan- tage tage of religion , from ...
Page 407
... it should seem , from what had been inculcated by their master , is , in all its parts , wife and pure ; neither adapted to vulgar prejudices , Dd4 nor nor flattering popular notions , nor excufing established practices , [ 407 ]
... it should seem , from what had been inculcated by their master , is , in all its parts , wife and pure ; neither adapted to vulgar prejudices , Dd4 nor nor flattering popular notions , nor excufing established practices , [ 407 ]
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The morality of the Gospel P | 23 |
The candour of the Writers of the New Teftament p | 85 |
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