The Advancement of Learning, and New AtlantisOxford University Press, 1929 - 275 sider |
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... excellent learning and by Trajan advanced . 6 6. Adrian , his successor , was the most curious man that lived , and the most universal inquirer ; insomuch as it was noted for an error in his mind , that he desired to comprehend all ...
... excellent learning and by Trajan advanced . 6 6. Adrian , his successor , was the most curious man that lived , and the most universal inquirer ; insomuch as it was noted for an error in his mind , that he desired to comprehend all ...
Side 56
... excellent use of a metaphor or translation , wherewith he taxed Antipater , who was an imperious and tyran- nous governor : for when one of Antipater's friends commended him to Alexander for his moderation , that he did not degenerate ...
... excellent use of a metaphor or translation , wherewith he taxed Antipater , who was an imperious and tyran- nous governor : for when one of Antipater's friends commended him to Alexander for his moderation , that he did not degenerate ...
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... excellent liquor of knowledge , whether it descend from divine inspira- tion , or spring from human sense , would soon perish and vanish to oblivion , if it were not preserved in books , traditions , conferences , and places appointed ...
... excellent liquor of knowledge , whether it descend from divine inspira- tion , or spring from human sense , would soon perish and vanish to oblivion , if it were not preserved in books , traditions , conferences , and places appointed ...
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