The Essays: Or, Counsels, Civil and Moral, and Wisdom of the AncientsW. Pickering, 1852 - 349 من الصفحات |
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... - verfies . The one is , when the Matter of the Point controverted is too finall and light , not worth the Heat and Strife about it , kindled only by Contradiction . For , as it is noted by one OF UNITY IN RELIGION . 9 Envy.
... - verfies . The one is , when the Matter of the Point controverted is too finall and light , not worth the Heat and Strife about it , kindled only by Contradiction . For , as it is noted by one OF UNITY IN RELIGION . 9 Envy.
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... Curiofus , quin idem fit Male- volus . Men of Noble Birth , are noted to be envious towards New Men , when they rife ; for the dif tance is altered : And it is like a Deceit of the Eye , that when others come on , they think 26 . ESSAYS .
... Curiofus , quin idem fit Male- volus . Men of Noble Birth , are noted to be envious towards New Men , when they rife ; for the dif tance is altered : And it is like a Deceit of the Eye , that when others come on , they think 26 . ESSAYS .
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... noted , that Love and Envy do make a Man pine , which other Affec- tions do not ; because they are not fo continual . It is also the vilest Affection , and the most de- praved : For which Cause , it is the proper Attri- bute of the ...
... noted , that Love and Envy do make a Man pine , which other Affec- tions do not ; because they are not fo continual . It is also the vilest Affection , and the most de- praved : For which Cause , it is the proper Attri- bute of the ...
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