106) onwards, and all jurists, have victoriously refuted this theory, either by insisting on the principles common to all agreements or by citing the formal text of several concordats and papal acts, which are as explicit as possible. [Please select]
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So general an assertion cannot be refuted. [Please select]
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With such shallow egoists he had classed Miss Trevenna; and now, silent still, she had finely refuted him. [Please select]
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Such a theory is perhaps not capable of being definitely refuted, but it can be shown to be groundless. [Please select]
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This last interpretation is refuted by a passage in the “Commentaries” (_De Bello Civili_, I.) [Please select]
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Reid's main service to philosophy was, in his own opinion,[161] that he refuted the 'ideal system' of Descartes and his followers. [Please select]
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Our first answer to it is that it seems to be sufficiently refuted by the experiences of common life. [Please select]
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Is natural realism, permissible in logic, refuted then by empirical fact. [Please select]
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Like too heavy a dose of poison, the magnitude of the stories refuted and defeated them. [Please select]
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Salmasius, having assimilated interest to rent, was REFUTED by Grotius, Pufendorf, Burlamaqui, Wolf, and Heineccius; and, what is more curious still, Salmasius ADMITTED HIS ERROR. [Please select]
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And hath not this shifting, unfair method of yours spun out our dispute to an unnecessary length; Matter having been particularly examined, and by your own confession refuted in each of those senses. [Please select]
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