Cato de originibus, and Archilochus the Greek, who introduceth also the Testimony of Moses in his fragment de temporibus: yet have they delivered no account of what preceded or went before.
A harmony very different from the pre-established harmony of the celebrated Leibnitz, which introduceth a fatality destructive of all religion and morality.
He now introduceth his system of human sociability, ver.
To this fable Aeschylus hath accommodated a whole tragedy which he calls Psychostasia, wherein he introduceth Thetis and Aurora standing by Jupiter's balances, and deprecating each of them the death of her son engaged in a duel.
Plato admits of a necessity in the minds and the acts of men, but yet he introduceth a cause which flows from ourselves.
Empedocles, before the four elements, introduceth the most minute bodies which resemble elements; but they did exist before the elements, having similar parts and orbicular.
Pindar introduceth this King of the feathered race in a much nobler and more animated manner.
He that writeth a farce or comedy, and introduceth old jokes in the same.
He that writeth a tragedy, and introduceth matter for merriment therein.
He that writeth a farce or comedy, and introducethbad jokes in the same.
When the scene-shifter ingeniously introduceth a forest into a bed-chamber, or committeth the like incongruity, marvellous pleasant and mirthful to behold, but in no way conducive to success.
And Isaiah [350] thusintroduceth the King of Assyria boasting: Are not my Princes altogether as Kings?
But to grant to the political magistrate, as a magistrate, a proper formal power of church government, introduceth plainly many absurdities, e.
No grant of ecclesiastical power, which plainly introduceth many absurdities, can be allowed to the political magistrate, as the proper subject thereof.
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