The Spectator, Svazek 8W. Wilson, 1778 |
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Strana 101
... prefent through all the immenfity of fpace , there is one part of it in which he discovers ' himself in a moft tranfcendent and vifible glory . This ' is that place which is marked out in fcripture under the different appellations of ...
... prefent through all the immenfity of fpace , there is one part of it in which he discovers ' himself in a moft tranfcendent and vifible glory . This ' is that place which is marked out in fcripture under the different appellations of ...
Strana 138
... prefent ; and whatever was once prefent , is at fome ⚫ certain diftance from us , and whatever is at any certain ' diftance from us , be the diftance never fo remote , can- not be eternity . The very notion of any duration's being paft ...
... prefent ; and whatever was once prefent , is at fome ⚫ certain diftance from us , and whatever is at any certain ' diftance from us , be the diftance never fo remote , can- not be eternity . The very notion of any duration's being paft ...
Strana 263
... prefent ftate . It contributes not a little to the advancement of learning ; for as Cicero takes notice , that which makes men willing to undergo the fatigues of philofophical difquifitions , is not fo much the greatnefs of objects as ...
... prefent ftate . It contributes not a little to the advancement of learning ; for as Cicero takes notice , that which makes men willing to undergo the fatigues of philofophical difquifitions , is not fo much the greatnefs of objects as ...
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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