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of the bond existing between it and the soul , if we regard on the one hand the divine source of the universe , and on the other the ' rational and responsible soul of man ' , as equally indifferent to and distinct from that universe ...
of the bond existing between it and the soul , if we regard on the one hand the divine source of the universe , and on the other the ' rational and responsible soul of man ' , as equally indifferent to and distinct from that universe ...
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Among the similes , there was , I remember , that of the Manchineel fruit , as suiting equally well with too many subjects ; in which however it yielded the palm at once to the example of Alexander and Clytus , which was equally good ...
Among the similes , there was , I remember , that of the Manchineel fruit , as suiting equally well with too many subjects ; in which however it yielded the palm at once to the example of Alexander and Clytus , which was equally good ...
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He will find the principles exactly the same and the deductions the same ; but the practical inferences almost opposite in the one case from those drawn in the other ; yet in both equally legitimate and in both equally 30 confirmed by ...
He will find the principles exactly the same and the deductions the same ; but the practical inferences almost opposite in the one case from those drawn in the other ; yet in both equally legitimate and in both equally 30 confirmed by ...
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