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... happened , I did not think it necessary to alter my trans- lation in order that it might not be the same as hers . I made my translation first , and then compared it with Mrs. Carter's and the Latin version . I hope that I have not made ...
... happened , I did not think it necessary to alter my trans- lation in order that it might not be the same as hers . I made my translation first , and then compared it with Mrs. Carter's and the Latin version . I hope that I have not made ...
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... happens ; but in order to understand these proofs , a man , he says , must have the faculty of seeing what belongs and happens to " all persons and things , and a grateful disposition " ( also , i . c . 16 ) . He argues from the very ...
... happens ; but in order to understand these proofs , a man , he says , must have the faculty of seeing what belongs and happens to " all persons and things , and a grateful disposition " ( also , i . c . 16 ) . He argues from the very ...
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... happens among men ? -when you have God for your maker , and father , and guardian , shall not this release us from sorrows and fears ? " In this chapter also is a supposed address of Epictetus THE PHILOSOPHY OF EPICTETUS . XXV.
... happens among men ? -when you have God for your maker , and father , and guardian , shall not this release us from sorrows and fears ? " In this chapter also is a supposed address of Epictetus THE PHILOSOPHY OF EPICTETUS . XXV.
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... happens , for what God chooses is better than what man can choose ( iv . c . 7 ) . This is what Bishop Butler says , " Our resignation to the will of God . may be said to be perfect when our will is lost and resolved up into his ; when ...
... happens , for what God chooses is better than what man can choose ( iv . c . 7 ) . This is what Bishop Butler says , " Our resignation to the will of God . may be said to be perfect when our will is lost and resolved up into his ; when ...
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... happens , it is unavoidable that even the mind of the wise man must be moved somewhat and con- founded , and that he must grow pale , not through an opinion which he has first conceived of any danger ( or evil ) , but by certain rapid ...
... happens , it is unavoidable that even the mind of the wise man must be moved somewhat and con- founded , and that he must grow pale , not through an opinion which he has first conceived of any danger ( or evil ) , but by certain rapid ...
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