 | 1776 - 586 頁
...pagans, with chriftians it can pretend to none, and few or none arc the occalions in which they are permitted to exert it : they are fo far from being...they are forbid even to refift it ; they are fo far irom being encouraged to revenge injuries, that one of their firft duties is to forgive them ; fo far... | |
 | Soame Jenyns - 1776 - 210 頁
...pagans, with chriftians it can pretend to none, and few or none are the occafions in which they are permitted to exert it : they are fo far from being allowed to inflift evil, that they are forbid even to refift it ; they are fo far from being encouraged to revenge... | |
 | Edmund Burke - 1779 - 750 頁
...pagans, with chriftians it can pretend to none, and few or none are the occaiions in which they are permitted to exert it : they are fo far from being allowed to inflift evil, that they are forbid even to refill it ; they are fo far from being encouraged to revengeinjuries,... | |
 | 1788 - 642 頁
...pagans, with chrjitians it can pretend to none, and few or none are live occafions in which they are permitted to exert it : they are fo far from being allowed to inflial evil, that tjiey are forbid even to refift it ; they are fo far from being encouraged to revenge... | |
 | 1788 - 638 頁
...pagans, with cbriftians it can pretend to none, and few or none are the occalions in which they are permitted to exert it : they are fo far from being allowed to intlirt evil, that they are forbid even to refiö it ; 'they are fo far from being encouraged to revenge... | |
 | Edmund Burke - 1788 - 638 頁
...pagans, with chriftians it can pretend to none, and few or none are the occafions in which they are permitted to exert it : they are fo far from being allowed to infli£t evil, that they are forbid even to refift it ; they are fo far from being encouraged to revenge... | |
 | William Melmoth - 1802 - 326 頁
...Pagans, with chriftians it can pretend to rone, and few or nona are the occafions in which they are permitted to exert it ; they are fo far from being...allowed to inflicT: evil, that they are forbid even to refill it : they are fo far from being encouraged to revenge injuries, that one of their firft duties... | |
 | William Johnson Fox - 1819 - 344 頁
...pretend to none, and few or none are the occasions in which they are permitted to exert it. They are so far from being allowed to inflict evil, that they are forbid even to resist it; they are so far from being encouraged to revenge injuries, that one of their first duties... | |
 | William Johnson Fox - 1822 - 344 頁
...pretend to none, and few or none are the occasions in which they are permitted to exert it. They are so far from being allowed to inflict evil, that they are forbid even to resist it ; they are so far from being encouraged to revenge injuries, that one of their first duties... | |
 | Thomas Hartwell Horne - 1825 - 684 頁
...first of virtues, and liad even engrossed the denomination of virtue to itself. But Christians are so far from being allowed to inflict evil, that they are forbid even to resist it, — that is, to repel one outгаде by another ;' they are so fur from being encouraged... | |
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They are so far from being allowed to inflict evil, that they are forbid even to... 
