Of the Advancement of LearningJ.M. Dent, 1950 - 244 sider |
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... thought so noble , which carrieth riches and commodities from place to place , and consociateth the most remote regions in participation of their fruits , how much more are letters to be magnified , which , as ships , pass through the ...
... thought so noble , which carrieth riches and commodities from place to place , and consociateth the most remote regions in participation of their fruits , how much more are letters to be magnified , which , as ships , pass through the ...
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... thought secrets , 1 Mirabilaries . In De Augm . Sc . ii . , he calls them " Mirabilarii et prodigiastri . " Cf. Nov. Org . i . 120. This thought is to be met with in Chaucer , Persone's Tale : Certes , Holy Writ may not be defouled , no ...
... thought secrets , 1 Mirabilaries . In De Augm . Sc . ii . , he calls them " Mirabilarii et prodigiastri . " Cf. Nov. Org . i . 120. This thought is to be met with in Chaucer , Persone's Tale : Certes , Holy Writ may not be defouled , no ...
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... thought secrets , 1 Mirabilaries . In De Augm . Sc . ii . , he calls them " Mirabilarii et prodigiastri . ' " Cf. Nov. Org . i . 120. This thought is to be met with in Chaucer , Persone's Tale : " Certes , Holy Writ may not be defouled ...
... thought secrets , 1 Mirabilaries . In De Augm . Sc . ii . , he calls them " Mirabilarii et prodigiastri . ' " Cf. Nov. Org . i . 120. This thought is to be met with in Chaucer , Persone's Tale : " Certes , Holy Writ may not be defouled ...
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