A Treatise on the Conduct of the UnderstandingTimothly Bedlington, 1828 - 132 من الصفحات |
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... kind of obedience , which Tacitus speaketh of , is to be held suspected : " Erant in officio , sed tamen qui mallent man- data imperantium interpretari , quam exequi ; " disputing , excusing , cavilling upon mandates and directions , is ...
... kind of obedience , which Tacitus speaketh of , is to be held suspected : " Erant in officio , sed tamen qui mallent man- data imperantium interpretari , quam exequi ; " disputing , excusing , cavilling upon mandates and directions , is ...
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... kind of fountain , which we may call a bathing pool , it may admit much curios- ity and beauty , wherewith we will not trouble ourselves : as , that the bottom be finely paved , and with images ; the sides likewise ; and withal ...
... kind of fountain , which we may call a bathing pool , it may admit much curios- ity and beauty , wherewith we will not trouble ourselves : as , that the bottom be finely paved , and with images ; the sides likewise ; and withal ...
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... kind of comet for magnitude , colour , version of the beams , placing in the region of heaven , or lasting , produceth what kind of effects . There is a toy , which I have heard , and I would not have it given over , but waited upen a ...
... kind of comet for magnitude , colour , version of the beams , placing in the region of heaven , or lasting , produceth what kind of effects . There is a toy , which I have heard , and I would not have it given over , but waited upen a ...
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