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1. He plows ahead with his treatise

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2. What the world ahead dared call the 'sovereign individual' in many a serious treatise

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3. {see Brady's Historical Treatise of Cities and Boroughs, p

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4. In the subsequent Warring States Period (475-221 BC), �The Art of War� became the most widely read military treatise

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5. The famous military treatise, �The Art of War� written by Sun Tzu depicts a philosophy of war for managing conflicts and winning battles

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6. - Curator Cimon Olom, A treatise on the nature and function of the keystones

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7. Testament of the Twelve Patriarchs; Treatise of Shem (the son of Noah); Visions of Heaven and Hell

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8. His work, System of Positive Polity, or Treatise on Sociology, Instituting the Religion of Humanity, holds the key to our philosophy

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9. Tax II, Corporations, Administrative Law (with Kenneth Culp Davis—“if you will just buy my treatise, the answers are all in there”), and Accounting with Sidney Davidson from GSB who wrote the text used

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10. Amendment #11 was included in this treatise because it was

11. Out of the French Revolution came visions of an egalitarian Society which would be built around a format established by a treatise referred to as the Manifesto of the Equals

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12. John Dewey also included in his treatise in 1897 the following

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13. The formulation of the powers of evil as an independent enemy of the divine, and the description of human life as being conducted in a dualistic universe in which evil and good are in constant struggle, is the contribution of the Kabbalah to Jewish worldview…a brief written by rabbi Isaac ben Jacob ha-Cohen, entitled Treatise on the Emanations on the left (1265)…describes a parallel system of seven divine evil powers, the first of which is called Samael and the seventh, feminine one is called Lilith

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14. Second Treatise: 20)

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15. Please see chapter 5 of the Second Treatise

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16. First Treatise: 48–49)

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17. Second Treatise: 65)

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18. Second Treatise: 73)

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19. It is nothing more than a left-wing propaganda treatise formalizing the

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20. Treatise of Shem (the son of Noah); Visions of Heaven and Hell

21. Although loss of vision is a common companion to growing older, along with white hairs and lined skin, yet treatment of this malady is not impossible; the ancient physician Galen, in his treatise On Fluids, advised frequent blood-letting from the neck artery to relieve eye-strain

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22. classroom, has written a treatise which, in surprisingly few words, explains exactly why and what the solutions are

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23. Locke, in his Second Treatise, Chapter V, Of

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24. treatise about where prosperity comes from

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25. “This is a treatise, with illustrations, of all the ways known

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26. Athanasius in his treatise on

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27. “We were going to sneak into Khafra to find a special treatise that hinted we could get Raven his body back,” she said and there was a pregnant pause

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28. Benjamin, in his treatise, “The Work of Art in the Age of Mechan-

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29. ” Already Merrell’s mind had drifted to a far better treatise and he remembered where it was in his collection

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30. “A Treatise on Purgatory, by St

31. With this small treatise, there should be more understanding when we do use the calculator and other base systems

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32. Just before my treatise on brain flatulations – if you have to, look it up – came into print, I handed him my business card heralding its arrival and asked about the possibility of stocking it, when I got copies, as well as my other two books

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33. Sea, is a short treatise on the famous general and his point of view about how to end the Civil War

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34. I believe he had a Revolutionary War treatise on food and one or more from the Civil War

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35. Much – I’m Already Against The Next One took years to write and has twenty-two pages of references, not to mention the list of movies that I viewed and mentioned throughout the treatise

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36. If she is writing a treatise on The Civil War, most likely she didn’t experience it firsthand

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37. In the rather boring, much too long and too technical 2007 treatise, The Manhattan Project, edited by Cynthia C

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38. In the process of writing this treatise I have learned a great deal

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39. An inductive treatise, with exercises

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40. “How would you handle spending hours alone writing a treatise for presentation to a convention committee, primarily the leaders of another planet?”

41. We continue the interview, an assortment of questions about the Embassy and elements of treatise writing

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42. Chancellor Green even has me explain what I think should go into a treatise, and what I think the most important type of treatise between planets could be

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43. Our mission is to present a treatise that will eventually help to bring Belvun’s desert back under control and repair the planet’s damaged regions

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44. Report to me at thirteen-thirty and I’ll brief you on the treatise

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45. “We are here to discuss the Belvun Recovery Treatise, which Ambassador Rafting so diligently compiled and wrote over the course of these past two weeks

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46. You can see right here”—he grabs a section of text that happens to be the header of the document—“that I’ve designated this treatise as ‘Treatise MTR-1’ using my initials for reference, as I saw Ambassador Lance did with his treatises

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47. “‘Under the Recovery Treatise, Belvun shall give Undil permission to chemically test and alter biological compounds native to Belvun, including water and carbon-based matter

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48. He once wrote in the footnote of a treatise: ‘The future is for those who still need it

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49. What the Spirit was trying to tell me was to simply listen to the Witnesses in the same way as I would listen to the Beatles—as artists, as poets—because what the Witnesses had created was a poem, not a logical treatise

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50. Don’t forget that the myth is not a logical treatise

51. , Treatise on Sacraments, Parker Society edition, p

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52. " - Introduction to Aristotle's Treatise on Government translation by William Ellis (1912)

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53. I especially enjoyed reading “A treatise on Government” by Aristotle and would suggest it to any reader

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54. It was called the ‘Three Treatise Divine Skill’

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55. that point, the process of decoding of the content of this treatise has begun:

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56. Andrey Davydov’s hypothesis that the treatise that he researched for over 25 years,

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57. treatise on nine sacred vessels

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58. According to suggestions of some researchers, the date of this treatise is

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59. treatise with descriptions of human programs found by Andrey Davydov fully

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60. systems" described in this ancient treatise is a more advanced stage

61. intermediate levels, at the end of this treatise there is a description of only one

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62. and commented about at various places within this treatise

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63. is the biblical text from which I have taken all the Hebrew examples included in this treatise

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64. According to our research of the ancient treatise Shan Hai Jing, a "sin" is only

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65. On several occasions since I began work on this treatise in the spring of 1996, I have tried to

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66. publications of very first materials on the subject The Ancient Chinese Treatise

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67. Shan Hai Jing and other ancient books associated with this treatise

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68. to finally attempt this journal-styled treatise

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69. As previously stated, my first reason for doing this treatise was to provide my children and

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70. Treatise on the Materia Medica, Hahnemann encountered the

71. # An inductive treatise, with exercises

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72. Nothing is mentioned about this point in any treatise on Yoga

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73. They appear throughout history in great battles, accompanied by renowned historical figures, such as the Greek officer, Xenophon, who wrote ‘De Re Equestri’, a treatise on the horse; it’s not limited to horsemanship, but also shows how to avoid being cheated when buying a horse, and how to train a horse

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74. It’s all here! This is a treatise on the

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75. first treatise, titled “The Foundation Economy

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76. was researching and writing a treatise for a book that was never completed, The Foundation

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77. heaven opened" Treatise on the Soul, Chapter 55

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78. Tertullian, "Treatise on the Soul" Chapter 55

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79. who shal be the first to arise? To no one is heaven opened" Treatise on the Soul, Chapter 55

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80. Tertul ian, "Treatise on the Soul" Chapter 55

81. arise? To no one is heaven opened" Treatise on the Soul, Chapter 55

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82. And again, in paragraph 176 of his treatise, Leonardo writes: "The knowledge of the outline is of most consequence, and yet may be acquired to great certainty by dint of study; as the outlines of the human figure, particularly those which do not bend, are invariably the same

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83. At one point he launched into a treatise about cosmic

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84. We find clear traces of the truth in the epistles of Ignatius, in the Trypho of Justin Martyr, in the books of Irenaeus concerning Heresies, in the treatise of Arnobius against Heathenism, as will be seen in a later page; but the set of the current of thought all over Christendom was very early towards the psychology which in after-times became universal

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85. The importance of these citations in this discussion arises from the fact that the Phaedon was during the four hundred years before Christ's ministry the great classic treatise on Immortality, known and acknowledged as such throughout the Greek-speaking world

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86. If it can be shown, as perhaps it can, that some of these words had been occasionally used, in highly emotional passages of the poets, in a strained and tropical sense, in which the idea of misery and pain leading to death is the prominent thought, such a reader would at once decide that in a grave philosophical or religious treatise these words must be taken in their proper and obvious meaning; especially in sacred writings partaking of the duality of public legislative documents, in which important words are to be always taken in their strictest and most direct definition

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87. In the early years of the eighteenth century the learned non-juror Henry Dodwell set forth a treatise in which he proved 'from the Scripture and the first fathers that the soul is a principle naturally mortal,’ but he unhappily burdened the doctrine of a God-given immortality with the high-church conceit that 'the soul is actually immortalised by the pleasure of God to punishment or to reward, through union with the divine baptismal spirit’—and that led him to the strictly logical result that 'the bishops alone, since the apostles, had this immortalising power’! This strange conjunction of ideas fixed the destiny of his book to oblivion; but its patristic evidence on the fundamental idea of man’s natural mortality was clearly and forcibly set forward

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88. ) And again at the close of the third century, in the second book of a treatise devoted to the demonstration of the truth of Christianity against the errors of the Gentiles,—a work of the nature of Paley's 'Evidences’ for the African churches, (so vigorously written as to have survived, even in orthodox hands) until our own time, contrary to the rule that the Church has generally preserved the record only of triumphant opinions ),—Arnobius thus delivers the Christian doctrine

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89. Lastly, Athanasius (who died in 373) speaks thus of the result of the Fall of Man, in his treatise on the Incarnation of the Word

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90. Here we turn again to the treatise of Lao Ttzu “Tao te Ching” to remember that “Truth” (Tao) – it’s the Matter

91. We should mention that the existing in the esoteric literature (in the same treatise on the Tao, for example) a reference of the Yin and Yang, refers specifically to the particles with different Force Fields

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