Discoveries, 1641: Conversations with William Drummond of Hawthornden, 1619Barnes & Noble, 1966 - 134 Seiten |
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... Learning needs rest : Soveraignty gives it . Mutua Soveraignty needs counsell : Learning affords it . auxilia . There is such a Consociation of offices , betweene the Prince , and whom his favour breeds , that they may helpe to sustaine ...
... Learning needs rest : Soveraignty gives it . Mutua Soveraignty needs counsell : Learning affords it . auxilia . There is such a Consociation of offices , betweene the Prince , and whom his favour breeds , that they may helpe to sustaine ...
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... learning : now , letters onely make men vile . Hee is upbraydingly call'd a Poet , as if it were a most contemptible Nick - name . But the Professors ( indeed ) have made the learning cheape . Rayling , and tinckling Rimers , whose ...
... learning : now , letters onely make men vile . Hee is upbraydingly call'd a Poet , as if it were a most contemptible Nick - name . But the Professors ( indeed ) have made the learning cheape . Rayling , and tinckling Rimers , whose ...
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... Learning good , but what brings in gaine . It shewes they themselves would never have beene of the professions they are ; but for the profits and fees . But , if an other Learning , D Contro- vers . scrip- tores . More Andaba- tarum ...
... Learning good , but what brings in gaine . It shewes they themselves would never have beene of the professions they are ; but for the profits and fees . But , if an other Learning , D Contro- vers . scrip- tores . More Andaba- tarum ...
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