History of the Intellectual Development of Europe, Volumen2Bell, 1864 |
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... NATURE AND RELATIONS OF MAN . Position of Man according to the Heliocentric and Geocentric Theories . OF ANIMAL LIFE . - The transitory Nature of Living Forms . — Relations of Plants and Animals . — Animals are Aggregates of Matter ...
... NATURE AND RELATIONS OF MAN . Position of Man according to the Heliocentric and Geocentric Theories . OF ANIMAL LIFE . - The transitory Nature of Living Forms . — Relations of Plants and Animals . — Animals are Aggregates of Matter ...
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... nature of his offence , of the inten- tion of Rome to persevere in her ignorance and superstition , and is an amusing example of ecclesiastical argument : " Be- cause the vicars of Peter and their disciples will not have for their ...
... nature of his offence , of the inten- tion of Rome to persevere in her ignorance and superstition , and is an amusing example of ecclesiastical argument : " Be- cause the vicars of Peter and their disciples will not have for their ...
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... Nature of Things , ' his doctrine is , " That , as all things were originally contained in God , and proceeded from him into the different classes by which they are now distinguished , so shall they finally return to him and be resolved ...
... Nature of Things , ' his doctrine is , " That , as all things were originally contained in God , and proceeded from him into the different classes by which they are now distinguished , so shall they finally return to him and be resolved ...
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... nature . These heresies were condemned by repeated councils , Berengar himself being offered the choice of death or recantation . He wisely preferred the latter , but more wisely resumed his offen- sive doctrines as soon as he had ...
... nature . These heresies were condemned by repeated councils , Berengar himself being offered the choice of death or recantation . He wisely preferred the latter , but more wisely resumed his offen- sive doctrines as soon as he had ...
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... nature is de- tected . As a preliminary exercise , a ferocious persecution of the Jews of France had burst forth , and the blood and tortures of multitudes offered a tardy expiation for the crimes that their ancestors had committed at ...
... nature is de- tected . As a preliminary exercise , a ferocious persecution of the Jews of France had burst forth , and the blood and tortures of multitudes offered a tardy expiation for the crimes that their ancestors had committed at ...
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