The Advancement of Learning and New AtlantisOxford University Press, 1969 - 298 sider |
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... Caesar did extremely affect the name of king ; and some were set on as he passed by , in popular acclamation to salute him king . Whereupon , finding the cry weak and poor , he put it off thus , in a kind of jest , as if they had ...
... Caesar did extremely affect the name of king ; and some were set on as he passed by , in popular acclamation to salute him king . Whereupon , finding the cry weak and poor , he put it off thus , in a kind of jest , as if they had ...
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... Caesar's Commentaries in truth of story . For it is manifest that Caesar did greater things de vero than those imaginary heroes were feigned to do . But he did them not in that fabulous manner . Of this kind of learning the fable of ...
... Caesar's Commentaries in truth of story . For it is manifest that Caesar did greater things de vero than those imaginary heroes were feigned to do . But he did them not in that fabulous manner . Of this kind of learning the fable of ...
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... Caesar , when he went first into Gaul , made no scruple to profess ' That he had rather be first in a village than second at Rome . ' So again , as soon as he had begun the war , we see what Cicero saith of him , ' Alter ' ( meaning of ...
... Caesar , when he went first into Gaul , made no scruple to profess ' That he had rather be first in a village than second at Rome . ' So again , as soon as he had begun the war , we see what Cicero saith of him , ' Alter ' ( meaning of ...
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