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... recording their discoveries , lest the public at large might have the benefit of them in common with themselves , are guilty of a most reprehensible selfishness ; and yet it is to be feared that this has been the prevailing motive .
... recording their discoveries , lest the public at large might have the benefit of them in common with themselves , are guilty of a most reprehensible selfishness ; and yet it is to be feared that this has been the prevailing motive .
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Ridicule will answer his purpose only when the arguments , or the mode of treatment to which it is applied , are so ' obviously erroneous as to be at variance with common sense . What would be said , for example , of a presiding judge ...
Ridicule will answer his purpose only when the arguments , or the mode of treatment to which it is applied , are so ' obviously erroneous as to be at variance with common sense . What would be said , for example , of a presiding judge ...
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In almost all the old monograms of Jupiter he is represented as bearing a cross with a horn ; and the most common we have of Saturn is a cross and a ram's horn . There is now in the British Museum a medal of Ptolemy , King of Cyrene ...
In almost all the old monograms of Jupiter he is represented as bearing a cross with a horn ; and the most common we have of Saturn is a cross and a ram's horn . There is now in the British Museum a medal of Ptolemy , King of Cyrene ...
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... or rather still inore reason have we to believe in the divine origin of Christianity , when we reflect that there is no symbol of importance which the Druids possessed in common with ourselves which they did not also possess ...
... or rather still inore reason have we to believe in the divine origin of Christianity , when we reflect that there is no symbol of importance which the Druids possessed in common with ourselves which they did not also possess ...
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+ We learn from Genesist that Abrabam planted a grove Appeal to Common Sense , p . 45 . + C. xxiv . v . 26 . #xxi . , 33 . at Beersheba , where he invoked the Everlasting God , 1865. ] 13 THE CELTIC DRUIDS .
+ We learn from Genesist that Abrabam planted a grove Appeal to Common Sense , p . 45 . + C. xxiv . v . 26 . #xxi . , 33 . at Beersheba , where he invoked the Everlasting God , 1865. ] 13 THE CELTIC DRUIDS .
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