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tion respecting the hand of Christ , tims seemingly encouraged by a Pro * testant Queen ? Give me leave to add a discovery wttich Iilately made of the reason why courtiers are complaisant to Athanasius , and for his sake to the Creed which bears his name , in violation of all historical evidence . This reason I
found sin Milton ' s Dejemiw pro Popnlo Angiicano ( Cap . ire . ad fin ) . Salmasius * in his Defensio Regia t had brought a host of Chri&tran ^ fathers to maintain * The right * divine of kings togovern wrongs and among the rest Athawasius . Milton thus admits the
fact ? : Athanasiws Reges terree ad humana tribunatta voea # e nefaiium ess © dicit . " * This ia * goodi courtly doctriney such as Burte opposed to
Pricey and ^ whieh has bee » expanded over many a sermon for the Hoyal Murttfr . But my uncouartly author goes on to say > "< iuis hoc dixit Athanasio ? Verbum enim Dei null am
Mo'audio . Credam itaque ega imperatoribus potius et regibus de se f&teum hoc ease fatentibus , quam AthanasiW f However Milton may / here explode tMeraatfaority of 1 this ortliodote father , whom ; Bishop Clayton degraded into w . per&i deaconf we see why the legal servant o ^ a com-t should turn schooldivmm * and defend ^ A than asius . OTIOSUS
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Sift * York , April 7 th * 1818 . IM sorry thiat my anonymous i Oorre » ponde » t , according to the ^ aasertiow of ^ Dr . Stook , in the last tnonthls-5 Repository , [ p . 182 , ] should BsLve mistaken , aiKiiqonsequentiy have misrepiTfsentedtbe conversation of thie ? lat ©» amiable Ml * . Vernon , which pro ^ in
dfteed so entiveja . 'chau ^ ce the rein gion » ivsygfeern ( A * t } l ^ ^ gientlem an ; a misfeiike ^ hs © wev « r / wit h which I hav e naifiirtiier oowcern i thteuii as it might a ^ feet tth < e » correotnes »» of % the quotations ; l * lmr& given * from thftt letter > in thte * repiyyr wWich » I consiiiered ^ it ; asin cu ! iiihto * iutton nn »« to makfef to ; it . The *
Atlianasius declared ' it impions to biHng WttigB before hfunan « ti ibuiia ^ s . ^ WlBfe i ^ ! idd'Athfaiiiisi ii thhs infoipmat &Hy onvrhrch ' thfe'tvoi ^^ ofOoAis / ftJIetff ?* I ^* iU- * ath # i *' ' b * 4 ieve- emp ^ roins * imI king » who hare declared thfct fataciiuodrfoathat opinion , than JtohMmt&u * - r
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Bqetor isj indeed ^ so oandid ^ iMto m * quit me of * awy sit »* terrd 6 sign in the communication ta which * Ive refers : but in order to remov ^ e every shadow of doubt in bis ? raintk tbat a ^ fd r ^ at
least as I am implicated , he has not been misrepresented ^ V will send the letter itself tp . niry friettd Drt Carpenter , requesting thatiber willisfcew it to Dn Stocfe . T . would ha ^ ve sent * alt
exact copy of this letter for insertiotl in the Repository t had 1 not been ^ un * willing to ta&e up soi much room in your valuable Miscellany , an a subject whichicaittjot interest tbe general reader , and whk 4 i is > therefore , of comparatively little importatice ^ The
spirit in which it is * written is truly christiarf ; awd » i » ootnnron will * ' tb&t evinced by the Doetor himself , aud by has late amiable friend Mr : Verti c ^ affoi ^ ft ' 4 so ^ ma « y-additionBlproofiM ^ ' at the piety a « Jd j beoevoknee vvbieh
» hone through every discourse a « 4 every action of ^ our honoured Master ^ as ^ recorded' by the Evangelist ^ atw * which i form the very essence ofiM » gospel ,, may beMnet with in the supporters » of speculative opinions * dia ^ metrfeaHy opposed to « aeh ottifer .
When ^ Mr . Editor ; will Ohmiiaw * cease to anQtbemcitize tho ^ e ^ whty having departed fronit the geroeraHy recetred systems of r eontrft < 3 i € tory at ^ tides- and creeds ; of mere' humane composition , fabricated iin an < age ^ o #
bigotry , ig ^ ioran ^ e awor" st * f > ersrtifcionv preftwme to give at different ^ and , a » they coaceive , a far more rational tan * coosistien ^ dntferpretatiotKoF the * higlit ^ figurative JsUigua ^ of Eastertrphta * seology ? CATO 1 AR 1 NE CAWPJB .
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Mrs , Cappe in Rvptt /> to &r . Stock . E -.-pitoph fi ** Dr . Cox , » £
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y ^ N epitaph intended to be in ^ XX . soribed on a monument about to be erected , in the Unitarian chapel at Taunton , to the memory of the late Dr . Cox , of that place , comppsed by Ms . frt ^ rid WHeaterEvana , ot "favisteck' :
Digimiiii lau * te » virun ^ Conwiemorirtr i 1 k ) c nracmot ^ libferorarii' [> ietate t o * mecra * tmr « Patitrtiomlnt * JAhkiititt < Mi M ? DJ ktenjte Vl IttM . . ' »; •¦ ¦ ¦ " ¦ ¦ ' ; $ & £ - ¦ . ' ¦ ' - \^ S ^ ° ^ ^^ fer ^ hl ^ ' " gentb amans r . ^ i
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Monthly Repository (1806-1838) and Unitarian Chronicle (1832-1833), April 2, 1818, page 259, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/mruc/issues/vm2-ncseproduct2475/page/35/
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