The Classical Journal, 第 37 卷A. J. Valpay., 1828 |
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... assertions wilfully or ignorantly , be not utterly disqualified to manage a controversy , or to accuse others of misrepresentation . evidence for the doctrine of the Trinity that might otherwise to Travis . - III . 37.
... assertions wilfully or ignorantly , be not utterly disqualified to manage a controversy , or to accuse others of misrepresentation . evidence for the doctrine of the Trinity that might otherwise to Travis . - III . 37.
第 39 頁
... assertion , and because reason , propriety , and probability , are all uniformly against it , " p . 297. Now this is so fully proved in Wetstein's Prolegomena , p . 143-144 . that I should even be tempted to hope that if you had read ...
... assertion , and because reason , propriety , and probability , are all uniformly against it , " p . 297. Now this is so fully proved in Wetstein's Prolegomena , p . 143-144 . that I should even be tempted to hope that if you had read ...
第 40 頁
... assertion " groundless , improbable , uncandid , and inju- rious . " These are the magic words that have charmed your con- verts of the first eminence . Editors and printers are such consci- entious people , that we may be sure they ...
... assertion " groundless , improbable , uncandid , and inju- rious . " These are the magic words that have charmed your con- verts of the first eminence . Editors and printers are such consci- entious people , that we may be sure they ...
第 41 頁
... assertions were so generally allowed , that it would be waste of time and paper to prove them in form . At last up starts a grave and reve- rend gentleman , and tells us with a serious face , that it is not day at noon . And this trash ...
... assertions were so generally allowed , that it would be waste of time and paper to prove them in form . At last up starts a grave and reve- rend gentleman , and tells us with a serious face , that it is not day at noon . And this trash ...
第 44 頁
... assertion . Surely this is not the eighteenth century , the age of criticism and learning , when such arguments as these are heard with patience , and thought to need a serious refutation . Does an editor , when he marks various read ...
... assertion . Surely this is not the eighteenth century , the age of criticism and learning , when such arguments as these are heard with patience , and thought to need a serious refutation . Does an editor , when he marks various read ...
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