The Eclectic review. vol. 1-New [8th]1835 |
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... writer , than to stand aloof , and call in question his principles . Nor perhaps , apart from the aid of that comment which the after history of the Church has made upon those principles , would it have been easy to demonstrate their ...
... writer , than to stand aloof , and call in question his principles . Nor perhaps , apart from the aid of that comment which the after history of the Church has made upon those principles , would it have been easy to demonstrate their ...
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... writer so great and good as the Bishop of Cæsarea . For in- stances of this we must turn to some of his contemporaries of less note ; and to those who afterwards followed in the same track . Nevertheless , the germs of malignant ...
... writer so great and good as the Bishop of Cæsarea . For in- stances of this we must turn to some of his contemporaries of less note ; and to those who afterwards followed in the same track . Nevertheless , the germs of malignant ...
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... Writer's simplicity of purpose in his most ornate paragraphs , ought to screen him from the charge of affectation . He writes not for effect , but for impression ; and if occasionally his diction is too laboured and artificial , the ...
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