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# Title: A Discourse In Vindication of the Doctrine of the Trinity (shelfmarks ZEN Leibn. Marg. 40; Leibn. Marg. 40)
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the Doctrine of the Priniey.
Even Oricen himselFhighly commends Pad. l. 1.
c. 6. STr.
Moses above Plato, in hismost undonbred 1. 5. p. 598.
Writinos, and Paich, That Numenius vent Oris. c.
berond Plato, and that he borroved out os
CcIt. 1. T.
P. 16. b. 4
the Scripeures; and Pohe laith, Plato aid p. 198. 1.6.
in ottier places; but he adds, That 1he P. 275.
270, 9c.
Doctrines vere better deliver d in Scri- 308. 1. 7.
pture, than in his Artificial Dialoques. CaB P. 351,
any onc chat hath the least reverenee for
Wricers ot sucli Authorie and Z al Fer
the Christian Doctrine, imogine thac they
Wiltully corrupced it in one ot ibe chiet
Articles oF it; and bronghe in ne Spe-
cularions againstthe Sense oF thole BOOIES,
Which ac thre same time, ther protessed
to be the ontr Rule of cheir FairM: Fven
erhere cher speak most Cavourably of cho
Plaronick Triniey, ther suppose ic tob0
borrowed trom Moses.
71.
And cheretore Numenius Caid, That MIO- Clem. A-
(es and Placo did not differ abont the first lex. Sec. 1.
Fuleb.
Principles; and Theodoret menrions Nu- Prxp. l. 8
menius as one ot thole, Who Caid, PIaEO Theod.
understood the Elebreo Doctrine in ligype
Serm. 1.
and durive his Thirreen rears l’ay chere,
it istraroly possible to suppole, lie Mould
be ienoran of che TTebrew Doctrine, a
bout che first Principles, Which he Was
Co inquisitire atter, especiaily amones Na-
tions, irho pretended eo Anciquicy.
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