The Essays: Or, Counsels, Civil and Moral, and Wisdom of the AncientsW. Pickering, 1852 - 349 من الصفحات |
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الصفحة 73
... Wise Men , and especially true and trufty to the King's Ends ; as it was with King Henry the Seventh of England , who in his greatest Business , imparted himself to none , except it were to Morton , and Fox . For Weakening of Authority ...
... Wise Men , and especially true and trufty to the King's Ends ; as it was with King Henry the Seventh of England , who in his greatest Business , imparted himself to none , except it were to Morton , and Fox . For Weakening of Authority ...
الصفحة 88
... Dispatch : for though it should be wholly rejected , yet that Ne- gative is more pregnant of Direction , than an In- definite ; as Ashes are more generative than Dust . XXVI . Of Seeming Wise . Thath been an Opinion 88 ESSAYS .
... Dispatch : for though it should be wholly rejected , yet that Ne- gative is more pregnant of Direction , than an In- definite ; as Ashes are more generative than Dust . XXVI . Of Seeming Wise . Thath been an Opinion 88 ESSAYS .
الصفحة 89
... Wise . Thath been an Opinion , that the French are wiser than they feem ; and the Spaniards feem wifer than they are . But howsoever it be between Nations , certainly it is fo between Man and Man . For as the Apostle faith of Godliness ...
... Wise . Thath been an Opinion , that the French are wiser than they feem ; and the Spaniards feem wifer than they are . But howsoever it be between Nations , certainly it is fo between Man and Man . For as the Apostle faith of Godliness ...
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