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الصفحة 196
... called from " cotoneum , " or " cydonium , " the Latin name of the quince . The fruit of the cornel - tree . The warden was a large pear , so called from its keeping well . Warden - pie was formerly much esteemed in Eng- land ...
... called from " cotoneum , " or " cydonium , " the Latin name of the quince . The fruit of the cornel - tree . The warden was a large pear , so called from its keeping well . Warden - pie was formerly much esteemed in Eng- land ...
الصفحة 265
... called Negotiis pares , such as have great places under princes , and execute their places with sufficiency . IX . OF FACTION . MANY have a new wisdom , otherwise called a fond opinion , that for a prince to govern his es- tate , or for ...
... called Negotiis pares , such as have great places under princes , and execute their places with sufficiency . IX . OF FACTION . MANY have a new wisdom , otherwise called a fond opinion , that for a prince to govern his es- tate , or for ...
الصفحة 345
... called the form of the forms , if the hand may be called the instrument of instru- ments , fire may , as properly , be called the assist- ant of assistants , or the helper of helps ; for hence proceed numberless operations , hence all ...
... called the form of the forms , if the hand may be called the instrument of instru- ments , fire may , as properly , be called the assist- ant of assistants , or the helper of helps ; for hence proceed numberless operations , hence all ...
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