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... morality . They give us great ideas of the dignity of human nature , and of the love which the Supreme Being bears to his creatures , and consequently engage us in the highest acts of duty to- wards our Creator , our neighbour , and ...
... morality . They give us great ideas of the dignity of human nature , and of the love which the Supreme Being bears to his creatures , and consequently engage us in the highest acts of duty to- wards our Creator , our neighbour , and ...
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... morality . If we look into the more serious part of mankind , we find many who lay so great a stress upon faith , that they neglect morality ; and many who build so much upon morality , that they do not pay a due regard to faith . The ...
... morality . If we look into the more serious part of mankind , we find many who lay so great a stress upon faith , that they neglect morality ; and many who build so much upon morality , that they do not pay a due regard to faith . The ...
Side 474
... morality ; as we shall see more at large , if we consider wherein consists the excellency of faith , or the belief of revealed religion : and this I think is , First , In explaining and carrying to greater heights several points of morality ...
... morality ; as we shall see more at large , if we consider wherein consists the excellency of faith , or the belief of revealed religion : and this I think is , First , In explaining and carrying to greater heights several points of morality ...
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Account of SapphoHer Hymn to Venus 225 Discretion and Cunning | 109 |
Letter on the Lovers Leap 229 Fragment of Sappho | 115 |
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