Discoveries, 1641: Conversations with William Drummond of Hawthornden, 1619Barnes & Noble, 1966 - 134 Seiten |
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... profit by , if the persons be chosen . One , though hee be excellent , and the chiefe , is not to bee imitated alone . For never no Imitator , ever grew up to his Author ; likenesse is alwayes on this side Truth : Yet there hapn'd , in ...
... profit by , if the persons be chosen . One , though hee be excellent , and the chiefe , is not to bee imitated alone . For never no Imitator , ever grew up to his Author ; likenesse is alwayes on this side Truth : Yet there hapn'd , in ...
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... profits others , Princ : adjunctis . rather then himselfe : the good man , rather himselfe -Sed then others : But the Prince commands others , and verè doth himselfe . The wise Licurgus gave no Law , but what himselfe kept . Sylla , and ...
... profits others , Princ : adjunctis . rather then himselfe : the good man , rather himselfe -Sed then others : But the Prince commands others , and verè doth himselfe . The wise Licurgus gave no Law , but what himselfe kept . Sylla , and ...
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... profit- able . For men doe more willingly listen , and with more favour to precept , then reprehension . Among diverse opinions of an Art , and most of them contrary in themselves , it is hard to make election ; and there- fore , though ...
... profit- able . For men doe more willingly listen , and with more favour to precept , then reprehension . Among diverse opinions of an Art , and most of them contrary in themselves , it is hard to make election ; and there- fore , though ...
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