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The Rise and Growth of a Sect

calld FR E E-THIN KER S.

Mundum tradidit hominum disputationi Deus. Eccl. 3. 11, Vulg.
Unusquisque suo sensu abundet. Rom. 14.5. Ib.
Nil .tam temerarium, tamque indignum fapientis gravitate
atque conftantiâ, quam, quod non fatis exploratè perceptum
fit & cognitum fine ulla dubitatione defendere. Cic. de Nat.

Deor. l. 1.
'Tis a bard Matter for a Government to settle Wit,

Characteristicks, vol. I. p. 19,
Fain would they confound Licentiousness in Morals with Liberty in
Thought, and make the Libertine resemble his direct opposite,

Ib. vol. 3. p. 306.

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