The Philosophical Works, Том 3Scientia Verlag, 1964 |
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... practice gives to the execution of any work , is also acquired by the same means , in the judging of it . So advantageous is practice to the discernment of beauty , that , before we can give judgment on any work of impor- tance , it ...
... practice gives to the execution of any work , is also acquired by the same means , in the judging of it . So advantageous is practice to the discernment of beauty , that , before we can give judgment on any work of impor- tance , it ...
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... practice of domestic slavery ; by which every man of rank was rendered a petty tyrant , and educated amidst the flat- tery , submission , and low debasement of his slaves . According to ancient practice , all checks were on the inferior ...
... practice of domestic slavery ; by which every man of rank was rendered a petty tyrant , and educated amidst the flat- tery , submission , and low debasement of his slaves . According to ancient practice , all checks were on the inferior ...
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... practice of leaving great sums of money to friends , tho ' one had near relations , was common in GREECE as well as ROME ; as we may gather from LUCIAN . This practice prevails much less in modern times ; and BEN . JOHN- SON'S VOLPONE ...
... practice of leaving great sums of money to friends , tho ' one had near relations , was common in GREECE as well as ROME ; as we may gather from LUCIAN . This practice prevails much less in modern times ; and BEN . JOHN- SON'S VOLPONE ...
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