The Friend, Conducted by S.T. Coleridge, No, Том 3Henry Nelson Coleridge 1850 |
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... authority of acknowledged truth . There may be intellectual indolence ; an indisposition in the mind to the effort of combining the ideas it ac- tually poffeffes , and bringing into distinct form the knowledge , which in its elements is ...
... authority of acknowledged truth . There may be intellectual indolence ; an indisposition in the mind to the effort of combining the ideas it ac- tually poffeffes , and bringing into distinct form the knowledge , which in its elements is ...
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... authority of the Church , but a Latitudinarian in the articles of its faith ; who ftretched the latter almost to the advanced pofts of Socinianism , and ftrained the former to a ha- zardous conformity with the affumptions of the Roman ...
... authority of the Church , but a Latitudinarian in the articles of its faith ; who ftretched the latter almost to the advanced pofts of Socinianism , and ftrained the former to a ha- zardous conformity with the affumptions of the Roman ...
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Henry Nelson Coleridge. ESSAY IX . A great authority may be a poor proof , but it is an ex- cellent prefumption : and few things give a wife man a truer delight than to reconcile two great authorities , that had been commonly but falfely ...
Henry Nelson Coleridge. ESSAY IX . A great authority may be a poor proof , but it is an ex- cellent prefumption : and few things give a wife man a truer delight than to reconcile two great authorities , that had been commonly but falfely ...
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