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ix. oldal
... fuch bleffed Bithops , fuch perfect Preachers , fuch vertuous Minifters , fuch godly Gouernours , fuch mercifull Magistrates , fuch iuft Iudges , fuch worthy Laws , fuch charitable Lawyers , fuch honeft Attorneis , fuch pitifull Phyfi ...
... fuch bleffed Bithops , fuch perfect Preachers , fuch vertuous Minifters , fuch godly Gouernours , fuch mercifull Magistrates , fuch iuft Iudges , fuch worthy Laws , fuch charitable Lawyers , fuch honeft Attorneis , fuch pitifull Phyfi ...
10. oldal
... Fuchs now introduces us to the specific duty of humanity in which all hu- man beings must develop their own persons as well as the world surrounding them . To Fuchs , this duty is a requirement of God from creation . Yet could wonder ...
... Fuchs now introduces us to the specific duty of humanity in which all hu- man beings must develop their own persons as well as the world surrounding them . To Fuchs , this duty is a requirement of God from creation . Yet could wonder ...
515. oldal
... fuch bulky Commodities , that they require a great many Ships to bring them to Europe , which Ships return to the D the Bill against their being furnish- ed with fuch Things from thence for the future ; and it would be very wrong to ...
... fuch bulky Commodities , that they require a great many Ships to bring them to Europe , which Ships return to the D the Bill against their being furnish- ed with fuch Things from thence for the future ; and it would be very wrong to ...
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