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the persons standing in this connection
would never direct themselves in matters of religion other than
according to reason.
He certainly had an income.
He gave him a residence.
He kept him, not only at court, in his
company, in his carriage, at his
table, in the theater, in the
summer houses, but he also kept him in
his cabinet, and in his bed.
He was his advisor, his companion,
his friend, his everything. He was a man
without vice, without pride, without greed, without
ambition, without hypocrisy, without disguise,
without falsehood, without stubbornness, without
selfishness, without partiality, without
hot-headedness, without haughtiness, without pride,
in short, a man who practiced all virtues
in all circumstances.
He was a true
Philosoph philosopher.
Furthermore, people also did not want to consider him a freethinker in religion. This is an accusation which people are so fond of using to blacken the names of those who do not let their judgment...
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