ProseVicesimus Knox S. Walker, 1825 |
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... Aristotle to be a faculty of persua- To give one instance for all out of sion , which Cicero makes to consist the history of Joseph and his family ; in three things , instructing , delight- the whole relation indeed is extremeing , and ...
... Aristotle to be a faculty of persua- To give one instance for all out of sion , which Cicero makes to consist the history of Joseph and his family ; in three things , instructing , delight- the whole relation indeed is extremeing , and ...
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... Aristotle , or Newton , were some happy genius , who could both the greater genius , yet Newton's improve on what had gone before , philosophy may prevail over Aristo- and invent something new . With tie's , by means of later ...
... Aristotle , or Newton , were some happy genius , who could both the greater genius , yet Newton's improve on what had gone before , philosophy may prevail over Aristo- and invent something new . With tie's , by means of later ...
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... Aristotle , direct you , that pursuit of ideal exwe find the true criterion for judging cellence , which constituted the plan their respective pretensions . The of Cicero's Orator , and the principle first he pronounces to have been the ...
... Aristotle , direct you , that pursuit of ideal exwe find the true criterion for judging cellence , which constituted the plan their respective pretensions . The of Cicero's Orator , and the principle first he pronounces to have been the ...
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VOL | 1 |
On the Immortality of the Soul Ibid 14 48 Idleness avoided by the Observation | 59 |
Sect | 65 |
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