The Spectator. Volume the First. [-eighth.].J. and R. Tonson in the Strand., 1744 |
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... greater Air than the Concave and the Convex , and we find in all the Ancient and Modern Architecture , as well in the remote Parts of China , as in Countries near- er home , that round Pillars and vaulted Roofs make a great Part of ...
... greater Air than the Concave and the Convex , and we find in all the Ancient and Modern Architecture , as well in the remote Parts of China , as in Countries near- er home , that round Pillars and vaulted Roofs make a great Part of ...
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... greater Good to Mankind , and become more beneficial to the World , by Morality without Faith , than by Faith without Morality . Thirdly , Thirdly , BECAUSE Morality gives a greater Per- fection to 446 N ° 459 . The SPECTATOR . N° 459. ...
... greater Good to Mankind , and become more beneficial to the World , by Morality without Faith , than by Faith without Morality . Thirdly , Thirdly , BECAUSE Morality gives a greater Per- fection to 446 N ° 459 . The SPECTATOR . N° 459. ...
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Thirdly , BECAUSE Morality gives a greater Per- fection to human Nature , by quieting the Mind , mode- rating the ... greater Heights , feveral Points of Morality . Secondly , IN furnishing new and ftronger Motives to enforce the ...
Thirdly , BECAUSE Morality gives a greater Per- fection to human Nature , by quieting the Mind , mode- rating the ... greater Heights , feveral Points of Morality . Secondly , IN furnishing new and ftronger Motives to enforce the ...
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