...cannot be raifed fuccefsfully but by the actions of thofe who are endued with paffions and affections like our own, that is, by human actions. And as for moral inftrudtion, it is evident, that we can draw none from beings who act not upon the fame principles...

...cannot be raifed fuccefsfully, but by the actions of thofe who are endued with paffions and affections like our own, that is, by human actions. And as for moral inftruction, it is evident, that we draw none from beings who act not upon the fame principles with us." * Elements of...

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...wiih paffions and affections like our own, that is, by human aciions: and as for moral iufti action, it is clear, .that none can be drawn from beings who act not upon the fame principles with us. A fable in ./Efop's manner is no objection to this reafoning: his lions, bulls, and goats, are truly...

...be '' raifed fuccefsfully, but by the actions of thofe who are endued with " paflions and affections like our own, that is, by human actions : and " as...us. Homer, it is " true, introduces the Gods into his fable ; but the religion of his coun" try authorized that liberty ; it being an article in the...

...be " raifed fuccefsfully, but by the actions of thofe who are endued with " paffions and affections like our own, that is, by human actions : and " as for moral inftrudtion, it is clear that none can be drawn from " Beings who act not upon the fame principles...

...with passions and affections like our own, that is. by human actions : and as fur moral instruction, it is clear, that none can be drawn from beings who act not upon the same principles with us. A fable in JEsop's manner is no objection to this reasoning : his lions, bulls,...

...cannbt be raised successfully, but by the actions of those who are endued with passions and affections like our own, that is, by human actions: and as for moral instruction, it is clear, that none can be drawn from beings who act not upon the same principles with...

...cannot be raised successfully but by the actions of those who are endued with passions and affections like our own, that is, by human actions; and as for moral instruction, it is clear, that none can be drawn from beings who act not upon the same principies with...

...cannot be raised successfully, but by the actions of those who are endued with passions and affections like our own ; that is, by human actions: and as for moral instruction, it is clear, that none can be drawn from beings who act not upon the same principles with...