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Page 98
... truth of the narrative : for it is improbable , that the forger of a hif- tory in the name of another should have in- ferted fuch paffages into it : and it is im- probable also , that the perfons whose names the books bear thould have ...
... truth of the narrative : for it is improbable , that the forger of a hif- tory in the name of another should have in- ferted fuch paffages into it : and it is im- probable also , that the perfons whose names the books bear thould have ...
Page 266
... truth , than the prevalency of any fyftem of opi- nions in natural religion , morality , or phyfics , is a proof of the truth of those opi-グラ# 11 i ilaumuii A nions . And we know that this fort of argu- nions . [ 266 ]
... truth , than the prevalency of any fyftem of opi- nions in natural religion , morality , or phyfics , is a proof of the truth of those opi-グラ# 11 i ilaumuii A nions . And we know that this fort of argu- nions . [ 266 ]
Page 338
... truth hath no chance . It depends upon diftinction . If they would not enquire , how should they be convinced ? It might be founded in truth , though they , who made no fearch , might not discover it . " Men of rank and fortune , of wit ...
... truth hath no chance . It depends upon diftinction . If they would not enquire , how should they be convinced ? It might be founded in truth , though they , who made no fearch , might not discover it . " Men of rank and fortune , of wit ...
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Gen | 1 |
Prophecy p I | 23 |
The candour of the Writers of the New Testament p | 85 |
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