The Spectator, Svazek 8W. Wilson, 1778 |
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Strana 138
... eternity under two divifions , which we may call in English , that eternity which is paft , and that eternity which is to come . The learned terms of Æter- nitas a parte ante , and Æternitas a parte post , may be mote amusing to the ...
... eternity under two divifions , which we may call in English , that eternity which is paft , and that eternity which is to come . The learned terms of Æter- nitas a parte ante , and Æternitas a parte post , may be mote amusing to the ...
Strana 139
... eternity , and are at the fame time unable to conc ive , that any thing which exists , according to our notion of exist ence , can have exifted from eternity . " " " · ' It is hard for a reader , who has not rolled this thought in his ...
... eternity , and are at the fame time unable to conc ive , that any thing which exists , according to our notion of exist ence , can have exifted from eternity . " " " · ' It is hard for a reader , who has not rolled this thought in his ...
Strana 268
... eternity which never had a beginning is altogether incomprehenfible ; that is , we can conceive an eternal duration which may be , though we cannot an eternal duration which hath been ; or , if I may ufe the philofophical terms , we may ...
... eternity which never had a beginning is altogether incomprehenfible ; that is , we can conceive an eternal duration which may be , though we cannot an eternal duration which hath been ; or , if I may ufe the philofophical terms , we may ...
Obsah
On the happiness of the world to come | 151 |
On the virtues of Trophoniuss cave | 166 |
On greatness with the flory of Gyges and Aglaüs 610 | 210 |
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