A Treatise on the Conduct of the UnderstandingTimothly Bedlington, 1828 - 132 من الصفحات |
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... Cæsar . Augustus raised Agrippa ( though of mean birth ) to that height , as , when he consulted with Mæcenas about the marriage of his daughter Julia , Mecenas took the liberty to tell him , that he must either marry his daugh ter to ...
... Cæsar . Augustus raised Agrippa ( though of mean birth ) to that height , as , when he consulted with Mæcenas about the marriage of his daughter Julia , Mecenas took the liberty to tell him , that he must either marry his daugh ter to ...
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... Cæsar , saith , " Consilium Pompeii plane Themistocleum est ; putat enim , qui mari potitur , eum rerum potiri ; " and , without doubt , Pompey had tired out Cæsar , if upon vain confidence he had not left that way . We see the great ...
... Cæsar , saith , " Consilium Pompeii plane Themistocleum est ; putat enim , qui mari potitur , eum rerum potiri ; " and , without doubt , Pompey had tired out Cæsar , if upon vain confidence he had not left that way . We see the great ...
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... Cæsar ; but when the senate's authority was pulled down , Cæsar and Pompey soon after brake . The faction or party of Antonius and Octavianus Cæsar , against Brutus and Cassius , held out likewise for a time ; but when Brutus and ...
... Cæsar ; but when the senate's authority was pulled down , Cæsar and Pompey soon after brake . The faction or party of Antonius and Octavianus Cæsar , against Brutus and Cassius , held out likewise for a time ; but when Brutus and ...
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