The Essays Or Counsels, Civil and Moral, and Wisdom of the AncientsWilliam Pickering, 1845 - Всего страниц: 355 |
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... Manner : being never well , but while they are showing , how great they are , either by out- ward Pomp , or by triumphing over all Oppofition , or Competition : Whereas wife Men will rather do Sacrifice to Envy ; in fuffering themselves ...
... Manner : being never well , but while they are showing , how great they are , either by out- ward Pomp , or by triumphing over all Oppofition , or Competition : Whereas wife Men will rather do Sacrifice to Envy ; in fuffering themselves ...
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... Manner of Plantations of new Sects . By the Power of Signs and Miracles : By the Elo- quence and Wisdom of Speech and Perfuafion : And by the Sword . For Martyrdoms , I reckon them amongst Miracles ; because they seem to exceed the ...
... Manner of Plantations of new Sects . By the Power of Signs and Miracles : By the Elo- quence and Wisdom of Speech and Perfuafion : And by the Sword . For Martyrdoms , I reckon them amongst Miracles ; because they seem to exceed the ...
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... manner of stealing this fire is aptly described , even from the nature of things : It was , they fay , by a bundle of Twigs held to touch the Chariot of the Sun For Twigs are used in giving Blows or Stripes , to fignify clearly , that ...
... manner of stealing this fire is aptly described , even from the nature of things : It was , they fay , by a bundle of Twigs held to touch the Chariot of the Sun For Twigs are used in giving Blows or Stripes , to fignify clearly , that ...
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