Of the Advancement of LearningJ.M. Dent, 1950 - 244 sider |
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... wise conceived and presupposed by those themselves that have written . We will therefore enumerate some heads or points thereof , that it may appear the better what it is , and whether it be extant . First , therefore , in this , as in ...
... wise conceived and presupposed by those themselves that have written . We will therefore enumerate some heads or points thereof , that it may appear the better what it is , and whether it be extant . First , therefore , in this , as in ...
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... wise , is the half of knowledge , 129 Epaminondas , general and scholar , 9 Epictetus ' philosophy censured , 158 ; his precept on self - government , 193 Epicurus , his manner of death , 114 ; thought the gods to be of human shape ...
... wise , is the half of knowledge , 129 Epaminondas , general and scholar , 9 Epictetus ' philosophy censured , 158 ; his precept on self - government , 193 Epicurus , his manner of death , 114 ; thought the gods to be of human shape ...
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... wise writers on laws , 206 Philosophia prima , 32 , 85 ; its character not satisfactory , 86 ; defined , ib . Philosophy , mental , tends towards degeneracy , 30 ; related to reason , 69 ; threefold , 85 ; divine , 88 ; ancient , to be ...
... wise writers on laws , 206 Philosophia prima , 32 , 85 ; its character not satisfactory , 86 ; defined , ib . Philosophy , mental , tends towards degeneracy , 30 ; related to reason , 69 ; threefold , 85 ; divine , 88 ; ancient , to be ...
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