The Monthly Review, Or, Literary Journal, Volume 65R. Griffiths, 1781 - Books |
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Page 144
... Nature ) taken individually . It is , however , true , at the fame time , that no form , however perfect , can proceed from the pen- cil or the chifel , that does not derive its beauty from Nature , taken in a more extenfive sense , of ...
... Nature ) taken individually . It is , however , true , at the fame time , that no form , however perfect , can proceed from the pen- cil or the chifel , that does not derive its beauty from Nature , taken in a more extenfive sense , of ...
Page 204
... nature of Divine rectitude from that con- " tracted ftandard of justice which is adapted to the sphere of " civil fociety ; and therefore as no comparison can be made , fo no conclufion can be drawn . " We may reply , on the fame ...
... nature of Divine rectitude from that con- " tracted ftandard of justice which is adapted to the sphere of " civil fociety ; and therefore as no comparison can be made , fo no conclufion can be drawn . " We may reply , on the fame ...
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... nature , I WILL NOT ONLY OPPOSE THE AUTHORITY of the judicious Hooker * , Eccl . Pol . lib . 1. § 10. where he fays , The laws which have been hitherto mentioned , i . e . the laws of nature , do bind men ab- folutely , & c.therefore to ...
... nature , I WILL NOT ONLY OPPOSE THE AUTHORITY of the judicious Hooker * , Eccl . Pol . lib . 1. § 10. where he fays , The laws which have been hitherto mentioned , i . e . the laws of nature , do bind men ab- folutely , & c.therefore to ...
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