The Critical Review, Or, Annals of Literature, Volume 20W. Simpkin and R. Marshall, 1765 Each number includes a classified "Monthly catalogue." |
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... mind was highly fuperftitious and chimerical , as his writings- abundantly testify * . His fucceffors were defius , Maximus , and others , whofe follies and puerilities are expofed , at length , by Eunapius . Hypatia , a female ...
... mind was highly fuperftitious and chimerical , as his writings- abundantly testify * . His fucceffors were defius , Maximus , and others , whofe follies and puerilities are expofed , at length , by Eunapius . Hypatia , a female ...
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... The doctor , in the courfe of his work , rationally accounts for all thofe paradoxes which have their B 3 folu folution in the hiftory of the human mind , the Maclaine's Tranflation of Mosheim's Ecclefiaftical Hiftory , 5.
... The doctor , in the courfe of his work , rationally accounts for all thofe paradoxes which have their B 3 folu folution in the hiftory of the human mind , the Maclaine's Tranflation of Mosheim's Ecclefiaftical Hiftory , 5.
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... mind . Our author has cleared the famous hiftorian Eufebius , bishop of Cæfarea , from the imputation of Arianifm , in the common acceptation of the word . We are , however , to observe , that in a note , he feems to admit that Eufebius ...
... mind . Our author has cleared the famous hiftorian Eufebius , bishop of Cæfarea , from the imputation of Arianifm , in the common acceptation of the word . We are , however , to observe , that in a note , he feems to admit that Eufebius ...
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... mind that has the leaft tincture of humanity , the leaft feeling for the fufferings of our fellow - creatures , there cannot be a spectacle more fhocking and difagreeable , than to fee thofe , whofe blood , fame , fortunes , and ...
... mind that has the leaft tincture of humanity , the leaft feeling for the fufferings of our fellow - creatures , there cannot be a spectacle more fhocking and difagreeable , than to fee thofe , whofe blood , fame , fortunes , and ...
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... minds often biaffed to- wards evil , by habit and cuftom , and kept in total ignorance and darkness , from the want of opportunities to improve : a mafter , therefore , if he hath leifure and capacity , should en- deavour to open and ...
... minds often biaffed to- wards evil , by habit and cuftom , and kept in total ignorance and darkness , from the want of opportunities to improve : a mafter , therefore , if he hath leifure and capacity , should en- deavour to open and ...
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