The Past as Prologue: Sources and Studies in European Civilization, Том 1Everett Uberto Crosby, Charles Richard Webb Appleton-Century-Crofts, 1973 |
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... follow the remaining six psalms , which shall be chanted with Alleluia . After these shall follow the lesson from the apostle , to be recited by heart , the versicle , and the petition of the litany , that is Kyrie eleison . And so ...
... follow the remaining six psalms , which shall be chanted with Alleluia . After these shall follow the lesson from the apostle , to be recited by heart , the versicle , and the petition of the litany , that is Kyrie eleison . And so ...
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... follow , as the first argument alleged , that as soon as the meaning of the word God is understood , it is known that God is . First , because it is not known to all , even to those who grant that there is a God , that God is that thing ...
... follow , as the first argument alleged , that as soon as the meaning of the word God is understood , it is known that God is . First , because it is not known to all , even to those who grant that there is a God , that God is that thing ...
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... follow from it , since it is impossible in a logical deduction for the conclusion to be false if the premiss is not ... follow that God approves there not being a purpose to nature - the con- tradictory of what was first stated . But if ...
... follow from it , since it is impossible in a logical deduction for the conclusion to be false if the premiss is not ... follow that God approves there not being a purpose to nature - the con- tradictory of what was first stated . But if ...
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