The Spectator, Svazek 8W. Wilson, 1778 |
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Strana 172
... nature in proportion as the faculty employed is fo ; but as the whole foul acts in the exer- tion of any of its ... nature of the foul is capable of re ceiving ? We fhall be the more confirmed in this doctrin , : . we obferve the nature ...
... nature in proportion as the faculty employed is fo ; but as the whole foul acts in the exer- tion of any of its ... nature of the foul is capable of re ceiving ? We fhall be the more confirmed in this doctrin , : . we obferve the nature ...
Strana 262
... nature , and in what refpects it is peculiarly adapted to the prefent ' ftate . To me it feems impoffible , that a reasonable ' creature should reft abfolutely fatisfied in any acqui- ' fitions whatever without endeavouring farther ...
... nature , and in what refpects it is peculiarly adapted to the prefent ' ftate . To me it feems impoffible , that a reasonable ' creature should reft abfolutely fatisfied in any acqui- ' fitions whatever without endeavouring farther ...
Strana 291
... nature . I have often obferved , that whenever the above - mentioned orator in his philofophical difcourfes is led by his argument to the mention of immortality , he feems ike one awaked out of fleep ; roufed and alarmed with the ...
... nature . I have often obferved , that whenever the above - mentioned orator in his philofophical difcourfes is led by his argument to the mention of immortality , he feems ike one awaked out of fleep ; roufed and alarmed with the ...
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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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