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... Spain , than with those of his own country . It is unnecessary to attempt a delineation of the qualities that adorned his private character . The sentiments in all his works which exhibit so much amiable feeling , could only have flowed ...
... Spain , than with those of his own country . It is unnecessary to attempt a delineation of the qualities that adorned his private character . The sentiments in all his works which exhibit so much amiable feeling , could only have flowed ...
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... Spain and Africa , toward the end of Rome from its most dangerous rival , the second Punic war ; and the very Carthage , Mummius ( who was as reyear after that was finished , the Ro - markable for his rusticity , as Scipio mans entered ...
... Spain and Africa , toward the end of Rome from its most dangerous rival , the second Punic war ; and the very Carthage , Mummius ( who was as reyear after that was finished , the Ro - markable for his rusticity , as Scipio mans entered ...
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... Spain , Africa , Sicily , and the rest of What he thus got he sent into Italy , Greece . Sylla , beside many others , Rome was the centre both of their added vastly to them afterwards ; spoils in war , and of their rapines in ...
... Spain , Africa , Sicily , and the rest of What he thus got he sent into Italy , Greece . Sylla , beside many others , Rome was the centre both of their added vastly to them afterwards ; spoils in war , and of their rapines in ...
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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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