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... fuffered lit- tle by too much placability or forbearance , I would repeat once more , what has already been twice remarked , that thefe rules were defigned to regulate perfonal conduct from perfonal motives , and for this purpose alone ...
... fuffered lit- tle by too much placability or forbearance , I would repeat once more , what has already been twice remarked , that thefe rules were defigned to regulate perfonal conduct from perfonal motives , and for this purpose alone ...
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... Antoninus twenty afterwards * : and ten years years after this , * Eufeb . Hift . lib . iv . c . 26. See also Lardner , vol . ii . p . 666 . 6 A pollonius , Apollonius , who fuffered martyrdom under the emperor Commodus , [ 244 ]
... Antoninus twenty afterwards * : and ten years years after this , * Eufeb . Hift . lib . iv . c . 26. See also Lardner , vol . ii . p . 666 . 6 A pollonius , Apollonius , who fuffered martyrdom under the emperor Commodus , [ 244 ]
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In Three Parts William Paley. Apollonius , who fuffered martyrdom under the emperor Commodus , compofed an apo- logy for his faith , which he read in the fe- nate , and which was afterwards published * . Fourteen years after the apology ...
In Three Parts William Paley. Apollonius , who fuffered martyrdom under the emperor Commodus , compofed an apo- logy for his faith , which he read in the fe- nate , and which was afterwards published * . Fourteen years after the apology ...
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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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