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... Ovid , Varro , and Vitruvius . Ages . Every age has produced heroes The third is that which followed and politicians ; all nations have ex- the taking of Constantinople by Ma- perienced revolutions ; and all his- homet II . Then a ...
... Ovid , Varro , and Vitruvius . Ages . Every age has produced heroes The third is that which followed and politicians ; all nations have ex- the taking of Constantinople by Ma- perienced revolutions ; and all his- homet II . Then a ...
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... Ovid , and the medal of an Augustus Cæsar . many others ; especially if we take Let this be said without entering into into that century the latter end of the interests of factions and parties , the commonwealth , wherein we find and ...
... Ovid , and the medal of an Augustus Cæsar . many others ; especially if we take Let this be said without entering into into that century the latter end of the interests of factions and parties , the commonwealth , wherein we find and ...
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... Ovid . It was objected against a Ovid , with all his sweetness , has as late noble painter ( Sir P. Lely ) that little variety of numbers and sound he drew many graceful pictures , but as he he is always , as it were , upon few of them ...
... Ovid . It was objected against a Ovid , with all his sweetness , has as late noble painter ( Sir P. Lely ) that little variety of numbers and sound he drew many graceful pictures , but as he he is always , as it were , upon few of them ...
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VOL II | 1 |
The effects of a dissolution of the Fede | 16 |
Necessity of the Union | 23 |
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