The Works of George Bull: D. D., Lord Bishop of St. David's, Volum 1Clarendon Press, 1827 |
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... hath received so great a brightness from his own pen , that it needs no auxiliary light to increase its lustre ; and his character is so secure from his own works , the immortal monuments of his true worth , that I am the less concerned ...
... hath received so great a brightness from his own pen , that it needs no auxiliary light to increase its lustre ; and his character is so secure from his own works , the immortal monuments of his true worth , that I am the less concerned ...
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... hath the privilege of sending two fellows and two scholars to Balliol college in Oxford , and the same number of both to Sidney college in Cambridge , which are chose here , and incorporated afterwards into the respective societies in ...
... hath the privilege of sending two fellows and two scholars to Balliol college in Oxford , and the same number of both to Sidney college in Cambridge , which are chose here , and incorporated afterwards into the respective societies in ...
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... hath any great strength in it ; because when positive institutions cannot be had whole and entire as God hath ordained them , with submission I speak it , I think they cease to be necessary . In this case Mr. Bull sought out for an ...
... hath any great strength in it ; because when positive institutions cannot be had whole and entire as God hath ordained them , with submission I speak it , I think they cease to be necessary . In this case Mr. Bull sought out for an ...
Pàgina 48
... hath the un- derstanding of an angel , yet if he hath no voice , or , at least , if it is so low , and so imperfect , that he can- not either convey his thoughts to the people , or offi- ciate to edification in the service of the church ...
... hath the un- derstanding of an angel , yet if he hath no voice , or , at least , if it is so low , and so imperfect , that he can- not either convey his thoughts to the people , or offi- ciate to edification in the service of the church ...
Pàgina 51
... hath been thought the fittest for the pulpit ; from whence , if men design to influence and per- suade the generality of their hearers , they must con- descend to use more words than are necessary in a strict sense ; the same thing must ...
... hath been thought the fittest for the pulpit ; from whence , if men design to influence and per- suade the generality of their hearers , they must con- descend to use more words than are necessary in a strict sense ; the same thing must ...
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