The Spectator, Svazek 8W. Wilson, 1778 |
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Strana 141
... himself , " I AM that I AM ; " and when ' Mofes defires to know what name he shall give him in ' his embaffy to Pharaoh , he bids him fay that " I AM hath " fent you . " Our great Creator , by this revelation of himself , does in a ...
... himself , " I AM that I AM ; " and when ' Mofes defires to know what name he shall give him in ' his embaffy to Pharaoh , he bids him fay that " I AM hath " fent you . " Our great Creator , by this revelation of himself , does in a ...
Strana 228
... himself to be moved by this abject and unmanly paffion ) would do well to confider , that there is no- thing which ... himself , if he delivers himself up to any incidental anxiety . The intrepidity of a juft good man is fo nobly fet ...
... himself to be moved by this abject and unmanly paffion ) would do well to confider , that there is no- thing which ... himself , if he delivers himself up to any incidental anxiety . The intrepidity of a juft good man is fo nobly fet ...
Strana 255
... himself treafures in heaven ? ' or if I may in this place , be allowed to add the faying of a great phi- lofopher , he may provide fuch poffeffions , as fear nei- ther arms , nor men , nor Jove himself . ' 6 · " In the fecond place if ...
... himself treafures in heaven ? ' or if I may in this place , be allowed to add the faying of a great phi- lofopher , he may provide fuch poffeffions , as fear nei- ther arms , nor men , nor Jove himself . ' 6 · " In the fecond place if ...
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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