A Letter to Mr Dodwell Wherein All the Arguments in His Epistolary Discourse
A Letter to Mr Dodwell Wherein All the Arguments in His Epistolary Discourse
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nunquid *Z, o », . «/, ♦?, ^f T ffp n^ti /> -, Sed incorruptibiles Animar the Bieatb of Ltje Gtn. 2, J. ^^^^^, ^ ad comparacione« NotWlthltandmg that he does morulium corporum. InfutSa- indeed, at the lame time, con- vie enim in fac-;em homiaia tradiHinguith J a A Letter to Mr Do dwell.
jyens ffutum vit£ (Gen. 2, 70 tradiftinguifli it, as St. P^n^ & faftus eft in ammam viven- ^ ^^^^ ^„, -^ ^a;o^c, «, • The tern; Flatunmcm viU, in' ^. Y - ko, . , ^ i • i .
corporalis eft. Sed ne morca- '^^^^ 0'^...''^". ^emg plainly lem quidcm poffunc dicere With him, as it is With St. Kiw/, hominem, ipfum flacuni v'nx that divine Power which Spi- exiftentem. Et propter hoc Da- ritualizes and Immortalizes, vid ait ; & a. Nma mea illi i o i i ^ ^u u ?
vivet ; tanquam immortali fub- «0t the Soul, but the Z^oij, at ftantia una ejus exiftente. Lib. The Refurrcction. 5. C. 7.
IreyisLiis does indeed, with other Antient Wri- ters, allow, that whatever is ycwnthv or had a be- ginnhig, mull be ?-3rtfT3c, that k^ as Jjijlin Martyr exprefTes ix^'^Oiov 7ii^o.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
nunquid *Z, o », . «/, ♦?, ^f T ffp n^ti /> -, Sed incorruptibiles Animar the Bieatb of Ltje Gtn. 2, J. ^^^^^, ^ ad comparacione« NotWlthltandmg that he does morulium corporum. InfutSa- indeed, at the lame time, con- vie enim in fac-;em homiaia tradiHinguith J a A Letter to Mr Do dwell.
jyens ffutum vit£ (Gen. 2, 70 tradiftinguifli it, as St. P^n^ & faftus eft in ammam viven- ^ ^^^^ ^„, -^ ^a;o^c, «, • The tern; Flatunmcm viU, in' ^. Y - ko, . , ^ i • i .
corporalis eft. Sed ne morca- '^^^^ 0'^...''^". ^emg plainly lem quidcm poffunc dicere With him, as it is With St. Kiw/, hominem, ipfum flacuni v'nx that divine Power which Spi- exiftentem. Et propter hoc Da- ritualizes and Immortalizes, vid ait ; & a. Nma mea illi i o i i ^ ^u u ?
vivet ; tanquam immortali fub- «0t the Soul, but the Z^oij, at ftantia una ejus exiftente. Lib. The Refurrcction. 5. C. 7.
IreyisLiis does indeed, with other Antient Wri- ters, allow, that whatever is ycwnthv or had a be- ginnhig, mull be ?-3rtfT3c, that k^ as Jjijlin Martyr exprefTes ix^'^Oiov 7ii^o.
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