The Spectator, Volum 5William Durell and Company, 1810 |
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... he came to Rhodes , had a curiosity to visit the famous philoso- pher Possidonius ; but finding him in his sick - bed , he bewailed the misfortune that he should not hear a dis- course from him :: but you may , answered ... discourse , upon ...
... he came to Rhodes , had a curiosity to visit the famous philoso- pher Possidonius ; but finding him in his sick - bed , he bewailed the misfortune that he should not hear a dis- course from him :: but you may , answered ... discourse , upon ...
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