...there is a Being whose eye pierces throughout all nature, whose ear is open to every sound, pervading all places, extending through all time, and whose...other bounds than those fixed by his own creation ! " Imperfect as his moral system was, from ignorance of revealed truth, it is thus still far superior...

...whose '* ear is open to every sound, extending to all '* place, pervading all time, and whose bounty i* and care can know no other bounds, than ** those fixed by his nun creation*." Whether we consider these as tlift sentiments of Socnites or Xenophon, is of' liulo...

...is a Being, whose eye pierceth through all nature, and whose ear is open to every sound; extended to all places; extending through all time; and whose...other bounds, than those fixed by his own creation*." Thus did Socrates open, as it were, a new world to the minds of the young Athenians; teaching them...

...eye pierceth throughout all nature, and whose ear is open to every sound ; extended to all place ; extending through all time ; and whose bounty and...other bounds than those fixed by his own creation ! " "By this discourse, and others of the like nature, Socrates taught his friends that they were not...

...various modes acknowledged Deity as residing in a diversity of forms ; since circumstances develop ample reason for his thus accommodating himself to...might enlarge in proportion to our subject, we could shew to be the issue of all opposition of evidence on the most important points of the philosophy of...

...various modes acknowledged Deity as residing in a diversity of forms ; since circumstances develop ample reason for his thus accommodating himself to...might enlarge in proportion to our subject, we could shew to be the issue of all opposition of evidence on the most important points of the philosophy of...

...circumstances develop ample reason for his thus accommodating himself to popular conceptions. On the oilier hand, we have positive evidence in his teachings,...might enlarge in proportion to our subject, we could shew to be the issue of all opposition of evidence on the most important points of the philosophy of...

...conceptions. On the other hand, we have positive evidence in his teachings, as recorded by Xcnophon, that he conceived of a Being who is Supreme, " extended...might enlarge in proportion to our subject, we could shew lo be the issue of all opposition of evidence on the most important points of the philosophy of...

...Being whose eye pierceth throughout all nature, and whose ear is open to every sound, — extended to all places, — extending through all time, • —...other bounds than those fixed by his own creation ! " * He was persuaded the gods watched over the actions and the affairs of men, in a way altogether...

...being whose eye pierceth throughout all nature, and whose ear is open to every sound ; extended to all places ; extending through all time ; and whose...care can know no other bounds than those fixed by bis own creation !" By this discourse, and others of the like nature, Socrates taught bis friends that...