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... mind of man for the first time into full contact with a perfect Ruler , it impressed upon him a true consciousness of his own imperfections , and he learnt , as no earthly philosophy could have taught him , to know himself , and from ...
... mind of man for the first time into full contact with a perfect Ruler , it impressed upon him a true consciousness of his own imperfections , and he learnt , as no earthly philosophy could have taught him , to know himself , and from ...
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... mind of man throughout the Roman Empire was destined , than that which the too sanguine African Fathers fancied they foresaw . Very different , too , was the province of the ecclesiastical successors from what the Church leaders of the ...
... mind of man throughout the Roman Empire was destined , than that which the too sanguine African Fathers fancied they foresaw . Very different , too , was the province of the ecclesiastical successors from what the Church leaders of the ...
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... mind of Julian , who in one of his pastoral letters [ Ep . 49. and Fragm . pp . 296–304 . ed . Spanh . ] thus ex- presses himself as to the reforms he was desirous to effect in the system of the pagan priesthood . " If they are guilty ...
... mind of Julian , who in one of his pastoral letters [ Ep . 49. and Fragm . pp . 296–304 . ed . Spanh . ] thus ex- presses himself as to the reforms he was desirous to effect in the system of the pagan priesthood . " If they are guilty ...
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... minds of the faithful * , regarding one who was thus in a measure their own choice . It is one of the earliest lessons we learn from the experience of life , that self - imposed obligations are the most binding and the most enduring ...
... minds of the faithful * , regarding one who was thus in a measure their own choice . It is one of the earliest lessons we learn from the experience of life , that self - imposed obligations are the most binding and the most enduring ...
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... minds of men from the outward things of sense to look upon the realities of this life , and the great features of this our present state as exhibited by the prospective light of that which is to come . Plato and his illustrious disciple ...
... minds of men from the outward things of sense to look upon the realities of this life , and the great features of this our present state as exhibited by the prospective light of that which is to come . Plato and his illustrious disciple ...
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Página 11 - PLATO. — The Republic of Plato. Translated into English, with Notes. By Two Fellows of Trinity College, Cambridge (J. LI. Davies, MA and DJ Vaughan, MA).
Página 16 - THE SEVEN KINGS OF ROME. An Easy Narrative, abridged from the First Book of Livy by the omission of Difficult Passages ; being a First Latin Reading Book, with Grammatical Notes and Vocabulary.
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