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... learned men , but such as were merely learned men : Before this time , the Italians called he had architects ; but he had no all the people on this side the Alps Michael Angelo , nor Palladio : he by the name of Barbarians . It must ...
... learned men , but such as were merely learned men : Before this time , the Italians called he had architects ; but he had no all the people on this side the Alps Michael Angelo , nor Palladio : he by the name of Barbarians . It must ...
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... learned . Every Paulus Æmilius , who had provided body knows , that the comedies of him with the most learned masters Terence , the most accomplished work of those times , as well in polite learn- of that kind Rome ever produced , for ...
... learned . Every Paulus Æmilius , who had provided body knows , that the comedies of him with the most learned masters Terence , the most accomplished work of those times , as well in polite learn- of that kind Rome ever produced , for ...
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... learned for more than three centu- reaped for use , in process of time , ries , none has been more diligently and its proper season . I proceed or more successfully cultivated than from the greatness of the action to the art of ...
... learned for more than three centu- reaped for use , in process of time , ries , none has been more diligently and its proper season . I proceed or more successfully cultivated than from the greatness of the action to the art of ...
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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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