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... received opinion of the allegorical interpretation of SOLOMON's Song may require confideration . This is certainly the most animated production attributed to that royal pen . A spirit of harmony between Chrift and his church breathes ...
... received opinion of the allegorical interpretation of SOLOMON's Song may require confideration . This is certainly the most animated production attributed to that royal pen . A spirit of harmony between Chrift and his church breathes ...
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... received a gradual amendment . But we may conclude with the Theorifts , that govern- ment built itself at last on the basis of Monar- chy , arbitrary and limited ; and of Faction's nurse , Democracy . This improvement of the civil plan ...
... received a gradual amendment . But we may conclude with the Theorifts , that govern- ment built itself at last on the basis of Monar- chy , arbitrary and limited ; and of Faction's nurse , Democracy . This improvement of the civil plan ...
Strona 323
... am not to flatter myself , that my own prefumption merits to be fo favorably received : but plaufibi- lity in claffical fpeculations fanctifies refine- Y 2 ment ; ment ; and it is meant to fubmit á con VIRGIL'S ENEID , B. VI . 323.
... am not to flatter myself , that my own prefumption merits to be fo favorably received : but plaufibi- lity in claffical fpeculations fanctifies refine- Y 2 ment ; ment ; and it is meant to fubmit á con VIRGIL'S ENEID , B. VI . 323.
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