The Essays: Or, Counsels, Civil and Moral, and Wisdom of the AncientsW. Pickering, 1852 - 349 من الصفحات |
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... continue as they have been ; but fo will that also continue , whereupon Learning hath ever relied and which faileth not , Juftificata eft fapientia a filiis fuis : " yet he seems to have undervalued this little Work , which for two ...
... continue as they have been ; but fo will that also continue , whereupon Learning hath ever relied and which faileth not , Juftificata eft fapientia a filiis fuis : " yet he seems to have undervalued this little Work , which for two ...
الصفحة 101
... to petty gettings . A Man ought warily to begin Charges which once begun will continue but in Matters that return not , he may be more magnificent . XXIX . Of the true Greatnefs of Kingdoms and Estates OF EXPENSE . ΙΟΙ.
... to petty gettings . A Man ought warily to begin Charges which once begun will continue but in Matters that return not , he may be more magnificent . XXIX . Of the true Greatnefs of Kingdoms and Estates OF EXPENSE . ΙΟΙ.
الصفحة 268
... continue ) Learning and Philosophy must needs be difmembered ; fo that a few Fragments only , and in fome Places , will be found like the fcattered Boards of Shipwreck , fo as a barbarous Age muft follow ; and the Streams of Helicon ...
... continue ) Learning and Philosophy must needs be difmembered ; fo that a few Fragments only , and in fome Places , will be found like the fcattered Boards of Shipwreck , fo as a barbarous Age muft follow ; and the Streams of Helicon ...
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