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... fecond , concerning thofe which owe their origin to the nervous fyftem . In the firft fection , the first chapter contains obfervations of difeafes affecting one fide only - the fecond inquires , into the caufes of thefe phænomena - the ...
... fecond , concerning thofe which owe their origin to the nervous fyftem . In the firft fection , the first chapter contains obfervations of difeafes affecting one fide only - the fecond inquires , into the caufes of thefe phænomena - the ...
Page 172
... fecond after the death of the first , were both esteemed by the ancient Chriftians and primitive fathers EQUALLY unlawful . ' This is peremptorily afferted against the strongest evidence that can poffibly be produced ; and the affertion ...
... fecond after the death of the first , were both esteemed by the ancient Chriftians and primitive fathers EQUALLY unlawful . ' This is peremptorily afferted against the strongest evidence that can poffibly be produced ; and the affertion ...
Page 173
... fecond marriages are not denied to Chriftians : they are only exhorted , if they have the gift of continence , to be fatisfied with the firft . " Hence he reasons on the ground of prudence , policy , and domeftic peace ; but at- tempts ...
... fecond marriages are not denied to Chriftians : they are only exhorted , if they have the gift of continence , to be fatisfied with the firft . " Hence he reasons on the ground of prudence , policy , and domeftic peace ; but at- tempts ...
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