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... Italy , and to be able to engage in a war with the Carthagi . nians ; the ftrongeft power then by land , and the abfolute mafters by fea . The Romans , in the first Punic war , added Sicily to their dominions . In the fecond , they ...
... Italy , and to be able to engage in a war with the Carthagi . nians ; the ftrongeft power then by land , and the abfolute mafters by fea . The Romans , in the first Punic war , added Sicily to their dominions . In the fecond , they ...
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... Italy were Beroaldus , Ficinus , Victorius , and Robertellus ; of the Higher and Lower Germany were Eraf mus , Sylburgius , Le Clerc , and Fabri- cius ; of France were Lambin , Du Vall , Harduin , Capperonerius ; of England were Stanley ...
... Italy were Beroaldus , Ficinus , Victorius , and Robertellus ; of the Higher and Lower Germany were Eraf mus , Sylburgius , Le Clerc , and Fabri- cius ; of France were Lambin , Du Vall , Harduin , Capperonerius ; of England were Stanley ...
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... Italy , and there lived with king Janus . That part of Italy where he concealed him- felf was called Latium . He is reprefented as the emblem of Time , with a fcythe in his hand ; and in his time , it is faid , was the golden age of the ...
... Italy , and there lived with king Janus . That part of Italy where he concealed him- felf was called Latium . He is reprefented as the emblem of Time , with a fcythe in his hand ; and in his time , it is faid , was the golden age of the ...
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Diversity of Geniuses | 36 |
The Manners of a Bookfeller | 42 |
Epicuruss Character | 48 |
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