Discoveries, 1641: Conversations with William Drummond of Hawthornden, 1619Barnes & Noble, 1966 - 134 Seiten |
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... opinion of his Honesty ; and the opinion of his Wisdome : The authority of those two sapientia . will perswade , when the same Counsels utter'd by other persons lesse qualified , are of no efficacy , or working . Vita recta . Obsequen ...
... opinion of his Honesty ; and the opinion of his Wisdome : The authority of those two sapientia . will perswade , when the same Counsels utter'd by other persons lesse qualified , are of no efficacy , or working . Vita recta . Obsequen ...
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... opinion : For that hath only place , where an ambitious , and private person , for some popular end , trusts in them against the publike Justice , and Magistrate . There they will leave him . But when a Prince governs them , so as they ...
... opinion : For that hath only place , where an ambitious , and private person , for some popular end , trusts in them against the publike Justice , and Magistrate . There they will leave him . But when a Prince governs them , so as they ...
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... opinion ; and pleasing to himselfe , even for that , wherein he displeaseth others . For the worst opinion gotten for doing well , should delight us : would'st not thou be just , but for fame ; thou ought'st to be it with infamy : Hee ...
... opinion ; and pleasing to himselfe , even for that , wherein he displeaseth others . For the worst opinion gotten for doing well , should delight us : would'st not thou be just , but for fame ; thou ought'st to be it with infamy : Hee ...
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