Discoveries, 1641: Conversations with William Drummond of Hawthornden, 1619John Lane, The Bodley Head Limited, 1641 - 106 Seiten |
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... noted on page 107 , no alterations have been made in the text . Misprints in the Latin have been allowed to stand . The figures in brackets denote the end of a page in the original copy . G. B. H. English Flumnus This reprint first ...
... noted on page 107 , no alterations have been made in the text . Misprints in the Latin have been allowed to stand . The figures in brackets denote the end of a page in the original copy . G. B. H. English Flumnus This reprint first ...
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... noted , live like Antipodes , to others in the same Citie ; never see the Sunne rise , or set , in so many yeares ; but be as they were watching a Corps by Torch- light ; would not sinne the common way ; but held that a kind of ...
... noted , live like Antipodes , to others in the same Citie ; never see the Sunne rise , or set , in so many yeares ; but be as they were watching a Corps by Torch- light ; would not sinne the common way ; but held that a kind of ...
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... noted by the late L. St. Alban , that the study of words is the first distemper of Learning : Vaine matter the second : And a third distemper is intemper . deceit , or the likenesse of truth . Imposture held up by credulity . All these ...
... noted by the late L. St. Alban , that the study of words is the first distemper of Learning : Vaine matter the second : And a third distemper is intemper . deceit , or the likenesse of truth . Imposture held up by credulity . All these ...
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... noted without a title . A man , that is on the mending hand , will either ingeniously confesse , or wisely dissemble his disease . And , the wise , and vertuous , will never thinke any thing belongs to themselves that is written , but ...
... noted without a title . A man , that is on the mending hand , will either ingeniously confesse , or wisely dissemble his disease . And , the wise , and vertuous , will never thinke any thing belongs to themselves that is written , but ...
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... noted the vices of all knowledges , in all creatures , and out of many mens perfections in a Science , hee formed still one Art . So hee taught us two Offices together , how we ought to judge rightly of others , and what wee ought to ...
... noted the vices of all knowledges , in all creatures , and out of many mens perfections in a Science , hee formed still one Art . So hee taught us two Offices together , how we ought to judge rightly of others , and what wee ought to ...
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