The European Magazine, and London Review, Volum 45Philological Society of London, 1804 |
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... Natural Theology , which points out the God of Nature amidit the splendour and variety of Nature's works ; by means of which we difcover the hand of the Creator , and the power that upholds and preferves creation ; that hand without ...
... Natural Theology , which points out the God of Nature amidit the splendour and variety of Nature's works ; by means of which we difcover the hand of the Creator , and the power that upholds and preferves creation ; that hand without ...
Side 118
... Nature as " that intelligence which was employed in creation . " It is a happy definition of an obfcure term . To obviate the mif- chief of bringing forward human igno- rance , or the imperfection of our knowledge of Nature , as a ...
... Nature as " that intelligence which was employed in creation . " It is a happy definition of an obfcure term . To obviate the mif- chief of bringing forward human igno- rance , or the imperfection of our knowledge of Nature , as a ...
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... Nature the parent of Allegory . By this we obferve , that the Bard has endued the latter with a fublimity founded upon the bafis of truth , fuch as is not very frequently difcovered in profane writings , and which , while it aflifts the ...
... Nature the parent of Allegory . By this we obferve , that the Bard has endued the latter with a fublimity founded upon the bafis of truth , fuch as is not very frequently difcovered in profane writings , and which , while it aflifts the ...
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