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...faót are brought to light. For this reafon, a fyilem of Philofophy receives no fufficient lanUion from its antiquity, or long currency. The world, as it grows older, may be juftly expected to become, if not wifer, »t lean more knowing ; and fuppofing it doubtful whether Aritiotle,...

...fact are brought to light. For this reason, a system of philosophy receives no sufficient sanction on thine altar. U Lord, my strength ! I hare since my youth met with thee justly expected to become, if not wiser, at least more knowing; and supposing it doubtful whether Aristotle,...

...fact are brought to light. For this reason, a system of philosophy receives no sufficient sanction from its antiquity, or long currency. The world, as it grows older, may be justly expected to become, if not wiser, at least more knowing; and supposing it doubtful, whether...

...fact are brought to light. For this reason, i a system of Philosophy receives no sufficient sanction from its antiquity, or long currency. The world, as it grows older, may be justly expected to become, if not wiser, at least more knowing j and supposing it doubtful, whether...