A Discourse In Vindication of the Doctrine of the Trinity, fol. XLV
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- Insolence and Scorn tovards those who are
- far their Superiours in Fearnine and WWit,
- as wei as in the Goodness of their cause.
- And is it possible that some ofour most steil-
- fuit Fencers Bould play Prizes before them
- who plainty animate them acainst each other
- for their oon Diversion and Interest: Some-
- times one hath the better, sometimes theo-
- tver, and one i5 cried up in Opposition +0
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- oreatest Contempt. One Mans work is said
- 5o be learned and accurate, and the more, considerat.
- because it follous, that he COncernS nOI
- On tBe F. X-
- plication by
- himlele wich the Socinians. The wiser Dr. W. ac.
- Man no doubt, for that Reason. At ano. P. 12.
- ther time it is called the Birth oF the Moun-
- Cains, and the Author paraiel d with no
- less a Man thon Don Onixoc, and his ela- P. 13.
- borate WVritines withhis Adventures, and
- therridicule his Notion of Modes as if they
- ivere only so many Cambols and Po TUreS. P. 22.
- And then for his adversary, they hearten
- and incourare him all they can; they tell
- him, HIe must noc allon to the orter rhe
- least Ticle oF aII he contends For, least
- their sport sould be spoiled; and to com-
- fort him, they tell him, that his Adver- P. 23.
- sary
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A Discourse In Vindication of the Doctrine of the Trinity, fol. XLV. Machine transcription, not an edition: Leibniz Legible (model FoNDUE-GD_v2_ft_Leibniz, run 74). https://leibnizlegible.com/page/727097563:0051?run=74