Religio MediciUniversity Press, 1955 - 102 strán (strany) |
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Strana 14
... objects is not faith but perswasion . Some beleeve the better for seeing Christ his Sepulchre , and , when they have seene the Red Sea , doubt not of the miracle . Now contrary , I blesse my selfe and am thankeful that I lived not in ...
... objects is not faith but perswasion . Some beleeve the better for seeing Christ his Sepulchre , and , when they have seene the Red Sea , doubt not of the miracle . Now contrary , I blesse my selfe and am thankeful that I lived not in ...
Strana 52
... objects , and seemes to live there but in its roote and soule of vegetation : entring afterwards upon the scene of the world , wee arise up and become another creature , performing the reasonable actions of man , and obscurely ...
... objects , and seemes to live there but in its roote and soule of vegetation : entring afterwards upon the scene of the world , wee arise up and become another creature , performing the reasonable actions of man , and obscurely ...
Strana 65
... objects , I could thinke the visible species there to be in as unlimitable a way as now the intellectuall . I grant ... object unto the sense ; but when there shall be a generall defect of either Medium to convey , or light to prepare ...
... objects , I could thinke the visible species there to be in as unlimitable a way as now the intellectuall . I grant ... object unto the sense ; but when there shall be a generall defect of either Medium to convey , or light to prepare ...
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