Christian PoliticsLongman, Hurst, Rees, and Orme, 1806 - 445 pages |
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Page 65
... served , in some measure , to keep other men within the bounds of virtue and decency . Nero , for some years after his accession to the empire , was celebrated for his moderation and cle- mency ; he abolished many of the public taxes ...
... served , in some measure , to keep other men within the bounds of virtue and decency . Nero , for some years after his accession to the empire , was celebrated for his moderation and cle- mency ; he abolished many of the public taxes ...
Page 92
... serve to illustrate our general argument . A similar progress may be observed in other cases of animal indulgence . Instead of floors of bare earth , or covered with straw or rushest , we come gradually to tread on * Lampridius in vitâ ...
... serve to illustrate our general argument . A similar progress may be observed in other cases of animal indulgence . Instead of floors of bare earth , or covered with straw or rushest , we come gradually to tread on * Lampridius in vitâ ...
Page 98
... serve to civilize and improve a barbarous one * . What then shall we think of that policy * Le commerce corrompt les mœurs pures ; cétoit le sujet des plaintes de Platon : il polit et adoucit les mœurs barbares , comme nous le voyons ...
... serve to civilize and improve a barbarous one * . What then shall we think of that policy * Le commerce corrompt les mœurs pures ; cétoit le sujet des plaintes de Platon : il polit et adoucit les mœurs barbares , comme nous le voyons ...
Page 108
... mote from the writer's intention . Far bé it from him to disparage any useful branch of knowledge , or to confound that genuine and experimental philosophy , which serves to unfold the wisdom 108 [ PART I. Connection of Virtue.
... mote from the writer's intention . Far bé it from him to disparage any useful branch of knowledge , or to confound that genuine and experimental philosophy , which serves to unfold the wisdom 108 [ PART I. Connection of Virtue.
Page 109
Ely Bates. and experimental philosophy , which serves to unfold the wisdom and goodness of the . Creator in the structure and destination of his works , and to supply many solid advan- tages to the world , with a science falsely so ...
Ely Bates. and experimental philosophy , which serves to unfold the wisdom and goodness of the . Creator in the structure and destination of his works , and to supply many solid advan- tages to the world , with a science falsely so ...
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