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... SOCRATES . Xenophon's memorable things of So- crates , is a very inftructive and refined fyftem of morality : it goes through all points of duty to God and man , with great clearness of fenfe and found no- tion , and with inexpreffible ...
... SOCRATES . Xenophon's memorable things of So- crates , is a very inftructive and refined fyftem of morality : it goes through all points of duty to God and man , with great clearness of fenfe and found no- tion , and with inexpreffible ...
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... Socrates . Human affairs are by nature prone to change ; and states , as well as indi- viduals , are born to decay . Jealousy and ambition infenfibly fomented wars ; and fuccefs in these wars , as in others , was often various . The ...
... Socrates . Human affairs are by nature prone to change ; and states , as well as indi- viduals , are born to decay . Jealousy and ambition infenfibly fomented wars ; and fuccefs in these wars , as in others , was often various . The ...
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... Socrates , men grew heroes , philofophers , and legiflators ; for he , of all mankind , feemed to have difcovered the fhort and lightfome path to the faculties of the mind . To give you an inftance of the human capacity , that comes ...
... Socrates , men grew heroes , philofophers , and legiflators ; for he , of all mankind , feemed to have difcovered the fhort and lightfome path to the faculties of the mind . To give you an inftance of the human capacity , that comes ...
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Diversity of Geniuses | 36 |
The Manners of a Bookfeller | 42 |
Epicuruss Character | 48 |
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