Of the Proficience and Advancement of LearningWilliam Pickering, 1840 - 350 من الصفحات |
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الصفحة 56
... sapience , as the Scriptures call it . It is so then , that in the work of the creation we see a double emanation of virtue from God ; the one referring more properly to power , the other to wisdom ; the one expressed in making the sub ...
... sapience , as the Scriptures call it . It is so then , that in the work of the creation we see a double emanation of virtue from God ; the one referring more properly to power , the other to wisdom ; the one expressed in making the sub ...
الصفحة 148
... sapience are not much liable either to par- ticularity or chance . The second part of Metaphysique is the inquiry of final causes , which I am moved to report not as omitted , but as misplaced ; and yet if it were but a fault in order ...
... sapience are not much liable either to par- ticularity or chance . The second part of Metaphysique is the inquiry of final causes , which I am moved to report not as omitted , but as misplaced ; and yet if it were but a fault in order ...
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