The Spectator: With Sketches of the Lives of the Authors, an Index, and Explanatory Notes, Volum 12James Crissy, 1832 |
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Side 43
... eternity under two divisions ; which we may call in English , that eternity which is past , and that eternity which is to come . The learned terms of Eternitas a parte ante , and Eternitas a parte post , may be more amusing to the ...
... eternity under two divisions ; which we may call in English , that eternity which is past , and that eternity which is to come . The learned terms of Eternitas a parte ante , and Eternitas a parte post , may be more amusing to the ...
Side 44
... eternity by any notion which we can frame of it . If we go to the bottom of this matter , we shall find , that the difficulties we meet with in our conceptions of eternity proceed from this single reason , that we can have no other idea ...
... eternity by any notion which we can frame of it . If we go to the bottom of this matter , we shall find , that the difficulties we meet with in our conceptions of eternity proceed from this single reason , that we can have no other idea ...
Side 45
... eternity . It is hard for a reader , who has not rolled this thought in his own mind , to follow in such an abstracted speculation ; but I have been the long- er on it , because I think it is a demonstrative ar- gument of the being and ...
... eternity . It is hard for a reader , who has not rolled this thought in his own mind , to follow in such an abstracted speculation ; but I have been the long- er on it , because I think it is a demonstrative ar- gument of the being and ...
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