Philosophy and Theology: Being the First Edinburgh University Gifford LecturesAMS Press, 1979 - 407 من الصفحات |
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... called " a blessed god ; " and a few pages earlier than the last quotation ( at 31 A and B ) , unity , els , is not only asserted of this " blessed god , " but it is even called μovoyevýs , a word that in St. John and elsewhere is ...
... called " a blessed god ; " and a few pages earlier than the last quotation ( at 31 A and B ) , unity , els , is not only asserted of this " blessed god , " but it is even called μovoyevýs , a word that in St. John and elsewhere is ...
الصفحة 226
... called Hume ( Home was so pronounced then ) , a clergyman of this country , discovers a very fine genius for that species of composition . Some years ago he wrote a tragedy called Agis , which some of the best judges , such as the Duke ...
... called Hume ( Home was so pronounced then ) , a clergyman of this country , discovers a very fine genius for that species of composition . Some years ago he wrote a tragedy called Agis , which some of the best judges , such as the Duke ...
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... called species ought to be called varieties , " and that " some of the sub - genera , supposed to be wholly endemic , have been found on the continent " ( ii . 246 ) . On the whole , we really should like to know on what it was that ...
... called species ought to be called varieties , " and that " some of the sub - genera , supposed to be wholly endemic , have been found on the continent " ( ii . 246 ) . On the whole , we really should like to know on what it was that ...
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