The Essays: Or, Counsels, Civil and Moral, and Wisdom of the AncientsW. Pickering, 1852 - 349 من الصفحات |
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... Motions of the greatest persons , in a Government , ought to be as the Motions of the Planets , under Primum Mobile ... Motion , move violently , and , as Tacitus expreffeth it well , Liberiùs , quàm ut Im- perantium meminiffent ; it is ...
... Motions of the greatest persons , in a Government , ought to be as the Motions of the Planets , under Primum Mobile ... Motion , move violently , and , as Tacitus expreffeth it well , Liberiùs , quàm ut Im- perantium meminiffent ; it is ...
الصفحة 181
... Motions of Factions , under Kings , ought to be like the Motions ( as the Aftronomers speak ) of the inferior Orbs ; which may have their proper Motions , but yet ftill , are quietly carried , by the higher Motion , of Primum Mobile ...
... Motions of Factions , under Kings , ought to be like the Motions ( as the Aftronomers speak ) of the inferior Orbs ; which may have their proper Motions , but yet ftill , are quietly carried , by the higher Motion , of Primum Mobile ...
الصفحة 280
... Motion , fimply , or abfolutely , and another comparatively , or in re- spect ; for he thought that all things did properly tend to the Centre of the World , whereof thofe Bodies which were more material , descend with fwifter Motion ...
... Motion , fimply , or abfolutely , and another comparatively , or in re- spect ; for he thought that all things did properly tend to the Centre of the World , whereof thofe Bodies which were more material , descend with fwifter Motion ...
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