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Page 409
... place to be a Barbarifm in Speech : It ought to be ever ; be it ever fo erroneous : This Way of Expression is an Idiom of our Language ; partly elliptick , partly a tranfpofition of the Words ; which , when plac'd in due Order , and ...
... place to be a Barbarifm in Speech : It ought to be ever ; be it ever fo erroneous : This Way of Expression is an Idiom of our Language ; partly elliptick , partly a tranfpofition of the Words ; which , when plac'd in due Order , and ...
Page 419
... place to be a Barbarifm in Speech : It ought to be ever ; be it ever fo erroneous : This Way of Expression is an Idiom of our Language ; partly elliptick , partly a tranfpofition of the Words ; which , when plac'd in due Order , and ...
... place to be a Barbarifm in Speech : It ought to be ever ; be it ever fo erroneous : This Way of Expression is an Idiom of our Language ; partly elliptick , partly a tranfpofition of the Words ; which , when plac'd in due Order , and ...
Page 444
... Place to rise and grow : So neither SOULS can rife without the BLOOD , ( cou'd , ' And NERVES , and VEINS , and BONES ; for grant they 145 Then thro ' each fingle Part , as Arms , or Head , " Twould first be fram'd , thence o'er the ...
... Place to rise and grow : So neither SOULS can rife without the BLOOD , ( cou'd , ' And NERVES , and VEINS , and BONES ; for grant they 145 Then thro ' each fingle Part , as Arms , or Head , " Twould first be fram'd , thence o'er the ...
Page 445
... Place Distinct ; and Void from Body , as ' tis Space . Therefore , whatever is , is either our Place , or a Thing plac'd . Space . -And to afford a Place , B. I. v . 490 . Thus if the Gods are not Bodies , they are empty Space , and ...
... Place Distinct ; and Void from Body , as ' tis Space . Therefore , whatever is , is either our Place , or a Thing plac'd . Space . -And to afford a Place , B. I. v . 490 . Thus if the Gods are not Bodies , they are empty Space , and ...
Page 446
... Place , in which fuch Things are done Now Body only fuffers , and acts-- ; And yet he allows them a Body , but fo fubtile , as not to fall un- der the Perception of Senfe : Perhaps he will fay , with Epicu- rus , that his Gods have not ...
... Place , in which fuch Things are done Now Body only fuffers , and acts-- ; And yet he allows them a Body , but fo fubtile , as not to fall un- der the Perception of Senfe : Perhaps he will fay , with Epicu- rus , that his Gods have not ...
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