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... things ( expletio veterum ) , not a beginning of the new things ( inchoatio novorum ) . " 1 On the other hand , Jerome says that Jesus refrained from adding the nature of the righteousness - whether it was the righteousness of the Law ...
... things ( expletio veterum ) , not a beginning of the new things ( inchoatio novorum ) . " 1 On the other hand , Jerome says that Jesus refrained from adding the nature of the righteousness - whether it was the righteousness of the Law ...
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... things and equally in the part and the whole . Intuition , on the other hand , may be said to be a direct knowledge of fundamental reality and of other things as following from it . It proceeds ' , he says , ' from an adequate idea of ...
... things and equally in the part and the whole . Intuition , on the other hand , may be said to be a direct knowledge of fundamental reality and of other things as following from it . It proceeds ' , he says , ' from an adequate idea of ...
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... things by means of the things of this world is not easy for every soul . Few indeed are left who have a ready and sufficient memory and they , when they behold here any likeness of the things there , are amazed and cannot contain ...
... things by means of the things of this world is not easy for every soul . Few indeed are left who have a ready and sufficient memory and they , when they behold here any likeness of the things there , are amazed and cannot contain ...
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PRESIDENTIAL ADDRESS THE NEXT THIRTY YEARS BY THE RIGHT | 1 |
ANNUAL REPORT FOR 191617 | 33 |
ANNUAL REPORT FOR 191718 | 51 |
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