[221] "De Civitate Dei," xii. 25; xiii. 26.
[222] Contra Gentiles, ii. 38.
[223] "Summa Universalis," pt. i. q. 105, art. 5.
[224] "Evidences of Natural and Revealed Religion," Prop. xiv. Dugald Stewart, after quoting the above, adds, "My opinion on this subject coincides with that of Dr. Clarke" ("Philosophy of the Active and Moral Powers of Man," vol. ii. p. 29).
[225] "Sermons," vol. ii. pp. 178, 179.
[226] Thomson's "Seasons."
[227] Holyoake, "Discussion with Townley," p. 68.
[228] Croonian Lecture, "On Matter and Force," p. 94. Is it not significant that Dr. Jones must write his "First Cause" without the initial capitals?
[229] Powell, "Essays and Reviews," p. 139.
[230] Powell, "Christianity and Judaism," p. 11.