The Advancement of Learning and New AtlantisOxford University Press, 1956 - 298 sider |
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... greater strength of medicine or remedy than it offereth cause of indisposition or infirmity . For if by a secret operation it make men perplexed and irre solute , on the other side by plain precept it teacheth them when and upon what ...
... greater strength of medicine or remedy than it offereth cause of indisposition or infirmity . For if by a secret operation it make men perplexed and irre solute , on the other side by plain precept it teacheth them when and upon what ...
Side 234
... greater being the greater curse ; and that all virtue is most rewarded , and all wickedness most punished in itself : according as the poet saith excellently : Quae vobis , quae digna , viri , pro laudibus istis Praemia posse rear solvi ...
... greater being the greater curse ; and that all virtue is most rewarded , and all wickedness most punished in itself : according as the poet saith excellently : Quae vobis , quae digna , viri , pro laudibus istis Praemia posse rear solvi ...
Side 272
... greater clemency . For the king of this island , by name Altabin , a wise man and a great warrior , knowing well both his own strength and that of his enemies , handled the matter so , as he cut off their land forces from their ships ...
... greater clemency . For the king of this island , by name Altabin , a wise man and a great warrior , knowing well both his own strength and that of his enemies , handled the matter so , as he cut off their land forces from their ships ...
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