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This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can usually download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1843 edition. Excerpt: ...has been illustrated ad amplification in the special treac-11-tise de Testimonio animce, to 7 evigorata; like evirare, Ca-gether with S. Cyprian quoted tull. Lxii. 17. Arnob. v. 36. S. above, Min. Felix, c. 5; and ArCypr. Ep. i. exancillata; SeSou-nobius, u. 2. Xtoficvri, ancillari alicui is old, abillosc.Deo; inde i.e. ab ejus though obsolete, Latin. It occurs sede. But inde and unde are both once in Apuleius de dog. Plat. occasionally used of persons as 586. The ex has either little well as place. See Gesner ad force at all in the compound, as Quintil. vi. 1. CAP. XVIII. mus, instrumentum adjecit litteraturae'.si qui8 velit de deo inquirere, et inquisito invenire, et invento credere, et credito deservire. Viros enim justitia et innocentia dignos deum nosse et ostendere a primordio in seculum emisit3 spiritu divino inundatos4, quo praedicarent deum unicum esse, qui universa condiderit, qui hominem de humo struxerit; hie enim est verus Prometheus; qui seculum certis temporum dispositionibus et exitibus ordinaverit; exinde qui signa majestatis suae judicantis5 ediderit per imbres, per ignes; qui demerendo sibi disciplinas determinaverit6, quas ignoratis aut deseritis; sed et observantibus his praemia destinarit, ut qui prodacto aevo isto judicatures7 sit suos cultores in XVIII. l Litteratura. v. ad c. 30. 8 Si qui--So Tertullian commonly for quis, as Apuleius also, (e.g. Met. ii. 35.) and Ammianus. s in seculum emisit; some observations on the various uses of the word seculum will be found ad c. 26. In this sentence it means hoc saculum, hanc vitam, or mundum; a little below it has another sense, meaning the space allotted for the existence of this world, which is expressed just after by cemtm istud. ordinaverit is equivalent to...