The Monthly Review, Or, Literary Journal, Volume 65R. Griffiths, 1781 - Books |
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Page 181
... fact . It is only a ftronger proof of the abhorrence in which po- lygamy was held by the earliest fathers of the Chriftian church ; and the teftimony of Juftin must be regarded as of fingular weight and confequence ; for he flourished ...
... fact . It is only a ftronger proof of the abhorrence in which po- lygamy was held by the earliest fathers of the Chriftian church ; and the teftimony of Juftin must be regarded as of fingular weight and confequence ; for he flourished ...
Page 182
... fact : but it is the concurrent teftimony of the first and greateft lights of the Chriftian church : it is the tef- timony of ALL who have written on the subject ; for here amidft all their diffenfions they perfectly accord ; and the ...
... fact : but it is the concurrent teftimony of the first and greateft lights of the Chriftian church : it is the tef- timony of ALL who have written on the subject ; for here amidft all their diffenfions they perfectly accord ; and the ...
Page 419
... fact and not fpeculation . But let him not talk of an- fwering by filence . The Public will not be fatisfied at so easy a rate ; nor will he himself wifh to dispense so eafily with so se- rious a charge , if he hath the fupport of truth ...
... fact and not fpeculation . But let him not talk of an- fwering by filence . The Public will not be fatisfied at so easy a rate ; nor will he himself wifh to dispense so eafily with so se- rious a charge , if he hath the fupport of truth ...
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