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<p>NONCON. Prejud. against it <!-- symbol --> in favor of <gap/>Ancients<lb/> rate certain characters who <hi rend='superscript'>which</hi> have a particular <lb/> place in their good graces must have a<lb/> ticket of exemption; & the concurrent testimony <lb/> - of <hi rend='superscript'>Western</hi> Authors contemporary & nearly | <p>NONCON. Prejud. against it <!-- symbol --> in favor of <gap/>Ancients<lb/> rate certain characters who <hi rend='superscript'>which</hi> have a particular <lb/> place in their good graces must have a<lb/> ticket of exemption; & the concurrent testimony <lb/> - of <hi rend='superscript'>Western</hi> Authors contemporary & nearly | ||
<unclear>religious </unclear><lb/> is to be <sic>clamoured</sic> down, who in all the<lb/> simplicity of <hi rend='superscript'><sic>chronich</sic></hi><unclear>unanxious</unclear> narration, with voices <note> of genuine | <unclear>religious </unclear><lb/> is to be <sic>clamoured</sic> down, who in all the<lb/> simplicity of <hi rend='superscript'><sic>chronich</sic></hi><unclear>unanxious</unclear> narration, with voices <note> of genuine voluptuousness <lb/></note> not tuned to <hi rend='superscript'>censure</hi> blame, but <unclear>were</unclear> tuned <!--symbol--> to promise<lb/> defense in favor of it's truth.<lb/> </p> <add>Socrates.</add><pb/> | ||
<head>3</head>Even Mr Dr Voltaire did <gap/> in general <lb/> to all prejudices <lb/><!-- gap on page --> too great a <gap/> in the sources from<lb/> whence true pleasures are <hi rend='superscript'>is</hi> derived<lb/> not to regard this opinion <gap/> with a physical <lb/> abhorrence & it's <sic>practisers</sic> with a contemptuous<lb/> pity, he is at the same time too<lb/> sound a moralist & Politican not to disapprove<lb/> of the atrocious <gap/> <hi rend='superscript'><unclear>exempted</unclear></hi> thereon <lb/> against it by the Laws.<pb/> | <head>3</head>Even Mr Dr Voltaire did <gap/> in general <lb/> to all prejudices <lb/><!-- gap on page --> too great a <gap/> in the sources from<lb/> whence true pleasures are <hi rend='superscript'>is</hi> derived<lb/> not to regard this opinion <gap/> with a physical <lb/> abhorrence & it's <sic>practisers</sic> with a contemptuous<lb/> pity, he is at the same time too<lb/> sound a moralist & Politican not to disapprove<lb/> of the atrocious <gap/> <hi rend='superscript'><unclear>exempted</unclear></hi> thereon <lb/> against it by the Laws.<pb/> | ||
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NONCON. Prejud. against it in favor of Ancients
rate certain characters who which have a particular
place in their good graces must have a
ticket of exemption; & the concurrent testimony
- of Western Authors contemporary & nearly
religious
is to be clamoured down, who in all the
simplicity of chronichunanxious narration, with voices of genuine voluptuousness
not tuned to censure blame, but were tuned to promise
defense in favor of it's truth.
Socrates.
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3Even Mr Dr Voltaire did in general
to all prejudices
too great a in the sources from
whence true pleasures are is derived
not to regard this opinion with a physical
abhorrence & it's practisers with a contemptuous
pity, he is at the same time too
sound a moralist & Politican not to disapprove
of the atrocious exempted thereon
against it by the Laws.
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