The British Critic, Volumes 5-6F. and C. Rivington, 1795 |
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... these traditions from the errors that the fancy of their ancestors also had mixed with them , and of fixing in their nation the real figns of the divine in- tervention in these events , relating especially to the earth and to mankind ...
... these traditions from the errors that the fancy of their ancestors also had mixed with them , and of fixing in their nation the real figns of the divine in- tervention in these events , relating especially to the earth and to mankind ...
Page 487
... these only ; and I put it upon them to shew any forgery that has all these marks . " This is a fhort iffue . the caufe all at once . Keep them clofe to this . This determines " Let them produce their Apollonius Tyanæus , whofe life was ...
... these only ; and I put it upon them to shew any forgery that has all these marks . " This is a fhort iffue . the caufe all at once . Keep them clofe to this . This determines " Let them produce their Apollonius Tyanæus , whofe life was ...
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... These addreffes are very deferving of attention . The purpose of them is to fhow , that whatever reformation our government may stand in need of , the manners of individuals certainly require much morə reformation , and to point out the ...
... These addreffes are very deferving of attention . The purpose of them is to fhow , that whatever reformation our government may stand in need of , the manners of individuals certainly require much morə reformation , and to point out the ...
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