The richer classes made it their boast that they neither bought nor sold, being supplied (we must suppose) from their estates, and by their slaves and dependents, with all that they needed for the common purposes of life.
If then we resign the notion of this remarkable building having been a walled structure, we must suppose that it was a summer throne-room, open to all the winds of heaven, except so far as it was protected by curtains.
At any rate, we must suppose that at that time the Christian Movement was still fairly pure: its seat was in the provinces, far from Rome; and its strength among humble people seeking to live the higher life.
A, and if we find the effect a entering into the result in all these cases, we must suppose one of two things, either that it is caused by A, or that it has as many different causes as there are instances.
The method now under consideration is called the Empirical Method; and in order to estimate it fairly, we must suppose it to be completely, not incompletely, empirical.
Originally, we must suppose, meaning was carried exclusively by kinæsthetic and organic sensations.
Moreover, with the exercise of altruistic forms of action, we must suppose pleasure in its exercise to increase, in so far as we suppose any consciousness at all in the animal performing the action.
If we wish to find an infinite number of parts in values of extension, we must suppose a solid infinite in all its dimensions, with all its parts infinitely divided.
But we must suppose this, I think, in order to raise a reasonable doubt of the truth of the resurrection.
B] This cavity, which we must suppose to have discharged an immense volume of gas, is nearly a mile in diameter, and is said to be more than one hundred fathoms deep.
But when this fibre is alone discoverable, we must suppose that an interval of time elapsed before the commencement of lapidification, during which the cellular tissue was obliterated.
We must suppose, therefore, in consonance not only with these accounts, but the manners of the age, that the tribute was merely a token of submission, and the objects of it merely considered as slaves.
By the strong and exaggerating expression of Pausanias quoted in the text, we must suppose, not that he considered Lycosura the first town of the earth, but the first walled and fortified city.
We must suppose it was with them as with the moderns--the rich and the great generally preferred the capital, but there were many exceptions.
By which we must suppose he meant that he had read headlines about it in the Chicago papers.
Instead, we must suppose, he took the stub of his cigar from his mouth and dashed it on the carpet.
To fulfill the conditions of the hypothesis, we must suppose an entire cessation of the exportation of capital for foreign investment.
Besides, money is a commodity; and, if all commodities are supposed to be doubled in quantity, we must suppose money to be doubled too, and then prices would no more fall than values would.
However little we know of the nature of the object, we must suppose it to be one connected object, with all its parts, as to sense, at the same distance from us.
If we consider beings on a plane not as mere idealities, we must suppose them to be of some thickness.
In the first place, what is the limitation that we must suppose away?
Now we must suppose something to prevent matter passing off in the direction kata.
Reckoning fifteen feet for the elevation of the eye, I find, that to render an account of this phenomenon, we must suppose a refraction equal to 0.
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