A Treatise on the Conduct of the UnderstandingTimothly Bedlington, 1828 - 132 من الصفحات |
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... Italians have an ungracious proverb , " Tanto buon che val niente ; " " So good , that he is good for nothing : " and one of the doc- tors of Italy , Nicholas Machiavel , had the confidence to put in writing , almost in plain terms ...
... Italians have an ungracious proverb , " Tanto buon che val niente ; " " So good , that he is good for nothing : " and one of the doc- tors of Italy , Nicholas Machiavel , had the confidence to put in writing , almost in plain terms ...
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... Italy ) made between Ferdinando , king of Naples , Foren- zius Medices , and Ludovicus Sforsa , poten- tates , the one of Florence , the other of Milan . Neither is the opinion of some of the school- men to be received , that a war ...
... Italy ) made between Ferdinando , king of Naples , Foren- zius Medices , and Ludovicus Sforsa , poten- tates , the one of Florence , the other of Milan . Neither is the opinion of some of the school- men to be received , that a war ...
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... Italy : " Terra potens armis atque ubere gleba . " Neither is that state ( which , for any thing I know , is almost peculiar to England , and hardly to be found any where else , except it be perhaps in Poland ) to be passed over ; I ...
... Italy : " Terra potens armis atque ubere gleba . " Neither is that state ( which , for any thing I know , is almost peculiar to England , and hardly to be found any where else , except it be perhaps in Poland ) to be passed over ; I ...
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