Reflections upon learning : wherein is shewn the insufficiency thereof, in its several particulars ; in order to evince the usefulness and necessity of revelation (1727)
Baker, Thomas, 1656-1740 · London : Printed for James and John Knapton, and Richard Wilkin · leaf 210
>a gtiazabuglto di Medici i T^a gli (r) V, & C£tera de notai, was the Third Peti- Hug. de tion {r\ Orig. Ser. And upon Learning. ipo And here again, as in tiie Entranceupon this Chapter, I muft profefs my E-fteem for the i?^?;;?^;^ Lav/s, which I wouldby no means be thought to undervalue… … O CHAP. ip4 Reflections ■S -^ -i- -^ % A -^^ ^ -* ■t- •■!? ^ ti% ^ -:^ ^ -t? -S .^ CHAP. XIV.0/ C A N o N La w. IH A V E no Dcfign to bring Contemptupon the ancient Canons, whichwere doubtleft very well fitted forthe Occafions of the Church in its purerAges 5 having been framed by Men ofPrimitive…
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