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Page 190
... mentioned was Gama- liel's Theudas ; and that , with a less varia- : * Lardner , part i . vol . ii . p . 922 . + Ant . 1. xvii . c . 12 , fec . 4 . Annals , p . 797 . tion of the name than we actually find in the tion [ 190 ]
... mentioned was Gama- liel's Theudas ; and that , with a less varia- : * Lardner , part i . vol . ii . p . 922 . + Ant . 1. xvii . c . 12 , fec . 4 . Annals , p . 797 . tion of the name than we actually find in the tion [ 190 ]
Page 398
... tion and effects . ' Thefe propofitions alone lay a foundation for our faith ; for they prove the existence of a tranfaction , which cannot even in its moft general parts be ... tion refted , and for which thefe men acted and tion [ 398 ]
... tion and effects . ' Thefe propofitions alone lay a foundation for our faith ; for they prove the existence of a tranfaction , which cannot even in its moft general parts be ... tion refted , and for which thefe men acted and tion [ 398 ]
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... tion , that is , its power of originating mo- tion , with the inertnefs which cleaves to every portion of matter which our obferva- tion or our experiments can reach . These diftinctions lead us to an immaterial prin- ciple at least ...
... tion , that is , its power of originating mo- tion , with the inertnefs which cleaves to every portion of matter which our obferva- tion or our experiments can reach . These diftinctions lead us to an immaterial prin- ciple at least ...
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