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... ignorant readers.96 The first steps of learning are slow and laborious : no more than ten votaries of Homer could be enumerated in all Italy ; and neither Rome nor Venice nor Naples could add a single name to this studious catalogue ...
... ignorant readers.96 The first steps of learning are slow and laborious : no more than ten votaries of Homer could be enumerated in all Italy ; and neither Rome nor Venice nor Naples could add a single name to this studious catalogue ...
Side 143
... ignorant , and superstitious . Their primate , the cardinal Isidore , hastened from Florence to Moscow , to reduce the independent nation under the Roman yoke . But the Russian bishops had been educated at Mount Athos ; and the prince ...
... ignorant , and superstitious . Their primate , the cardinal Isidore , hastened from Florence to Moscow , to reduce the independent nation under the Roman yoke . But the Russian bishops had been educated at Mount Athos ; and the prince ...
Side 336
... in 1765 , I left them , without the Jews , 161,899 . I am ignorant whether they have since continued in a progressive state . 337 childless pontiff at the expense of the church and 336 [ CHAP . LXXI THE DECLINE AND FALL.
... in 1765 , I left them , without the Jews , 161,899 . I am ignorant whether they have since continued in a progressive state . 337 childless pontiff at the expense of the church and 336 [ CHAP . LXXI THE DECLINE AND FALL.
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