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Side 66
... Orat . iii . 26 ( 103 ) . Supellex , Orat . 24 ( 80 ) . for otherwise they do pervert the motions and faculties of 66 The Advancement of Learning.
... Orat . iii . 26 ( 103 ) . Supellex , Orat . 24 ( 80 ) . for otherwise they do pervert the motions and faculties of 66 The Advancement of Learning.
Side 135
... . Pr . ii . 5 , I. Cf. Aristot . De Mem . See the article in the Encycl . Britannica , On Mnemonics . " Cf. Cicero , De Rhet . iii . and De Orat . ii . K ? 7.9 . to me that there are better precepts than that art The Second Book 135.
... . Pr . ii . 5 , I. Cf. Aristot . De Mem . See the article in the Encycl . Britannica , On Mnemonics . " Cf. Cicero , De Rhet . iii . and De Orat . ii . K ? 7.9 . to me that there are better precepts than that art The Second Book 135.
Side 181
... to those that would use their advice ; and that the particular citizens would resort 1 Eccles . xi . 4 . Cic . de Orat . iii . 133 , 134 ( cap . 33 ) . 2 unto them , and consult with them of the marriage The Second Book 181.
... to those that would use their advice ; and that the particular citizens would resort 1 Eccles . xi . 4 . Cic . de Orat . iii . 133 , 134 ( cap . 33 ) . 2 unto them , and consult with them of the marriage The Second Book 181.
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The nature or manner of the Revelation | 1 |
Gruter Frankfort 1665 Opera Ommia with Life by W Rawley | 74 |
INTRODUCTION by G W Kitchin V | 175 |
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