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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... those works that have reached our times under the name of Jamblichus ; but : whoever it was , he does not certainly deserve fo mean a cha- racter as our learned hiftorian here gives him . ? me- method to increase its authority and ...
... those works that have reached our times under the name of Jamblichus ; but : whoever it was , he does not certainly deserve fo mean a cha- racter as our learned hiftorian here gives him . ? me- method to increase its authority and ...
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... those ages which obliterated the great principles of Conftantine's eccle- fiaftical government as exhibited by Dr. Mofheim , and which never were recovered till the establishment of the English re- formation . Our author is , at the ...
... those ages which obliterated the great principles of Conftantine's eccle- fiaftical government as exhibited by Dr. Mofheim , and which never were recovered till the establishment of the English re- formation . Our author is , at the ...
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... those aspiring monks , and contributed much to the propagation of the feveral vices , that dishonoured the religious focieties of this licentious and fu- perftitious age . The monks of Clugni degenerated foon from Ᏼ Ꮞ their their ...
... those aspiring monks , and contributed much to the propagation of the feveral vices , that dishonoured the religious focieties of this licentious and fu- perftitious age . The monks of Clugni degenerated foon from Ᏼ Ꮞ their their ...
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... those in the New Teftament , will now ceafe ; and that our impartial readers will not think it strange or unreasonable , that we who think a state of feparate exiftence of the foul derogatory to the word of God , fhould not receive it ...
... those in the New Teftament , will now ceafe ; and that our impartial readers will not think it strange or unreasonable , that we who think a state of feparate exiftence of the foul derogatory to the word of God , fhould not receive it ...
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... those who que- ftioned the authority of revelation , and the reality of another life . It may likewise be urged , that there are expreffions in fcrip- ture which are more favourable to the notions of Clarke and Baxter than their ...
... those who que- ftioned the authority of revelation , and the reality of another life . It may likewise be urged , that there are expreffions in fcrip- ture which are more favourable to the notions of Clarke and Baxter than their ...
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