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... Tacitus wisely noteth , Eadem Magistratuum vocabula.2 3. To return therefore to the use and acceptation of the term Metaphysique , as I do now understand the word ; it appeareth , by that which hath been already said , that I intend ...
... Tacitus wisely noteth , Eadem Magistratuum vocabula.2 3. To return therefore to the use and acceptation of the term Metaphysique , as I do now understand the word ; it appeareth , by that which hath been already said , that I intend ...
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... Tacitus saith of him , Occultior , non melior , 5 wherein Sallust concurreth , ore probo , animo inverecundo , made it his design , by infinite secret engines , to cast the state into an absolute anarchy and confusion , that the state ...
... Tacitus saith of him , Occultior , non melior , 5 wherein Sallust concurreth , ore probo , animo inverecundo , made it his design , by infinite secret engines , to cast the state into an absolute anarchy and confusion , that the state ...
Side 245
... Tacitus , 131 ; condemns eloquence for 104 display , 154 ; feigned too high an elevation for man's nature , 155 ; complains that men care little for reformation of manners , 167 Seraphim , angels of love , 37 Sermons in King James I.'s ...
... Tacitus , 131 ; condemns eloquence for 104 display , 154 ; feigned too high an elevation for man's nature , 155 ; complains that men care little for reformation of manners , 167 Seraphim , angels of love , 37 Sermons in King James I.'s ...
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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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