The Essays Or Counsels, Civil and Moral, and Wisdom of the AncientsWilliam Pickering, 1845 - Всего страниц: 355 |
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... Earth ; whereof the conceives again , and they become Roots in their own ftock . So Man having derived his Being from the Earth , first lives the Life of a Tree , drawing his Nourish- ment as a Plant , and made ripe for Death , he tends ...
... Earth ; whereof the conceives again , and they become Roots in their own ftock . So Man having derived his Being from the Earth , first lives the Life of a Tree , drawing his Nourish- ment as a Plant , and made ripe for Death , he tends ...
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... Earth , made War upon Jupiter , and the other Gods ; and by the force of Lightning , they were re- fifted and overthrown . Whereat the Earth being excitated to Wrath , in Revenge of her Children brought forth Fame , the youngest Sister ...
... Earth , made War upon Jupiter , and the other Gods ; and by the force of Lightning , they were re- fifted and overthrown . Whereat the Earth being excitated to Wrath , in Revenge of her Children brought forth Fame , the youngest Sister ...
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... Earth : And this is pointed at by Proferpina's eating of Pomegranate ; which if fhe had not done , she had long fince been recovered by Ceres with her Torch , compaffing the Earth . Now as concerning that Spirit which is in Metals and ...
... Earth : And this is pointed at by Proferpina's eating of Pomegranate ; which if fhe had not done , she had long fince been recovered by Ceres with her Torch , compaffing the Earth . Now as concerning that Spirit which is in Metals and ...
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