The Advancement of Learning and New AtlantisOxford University Press, 1969 - 298 sider |
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... fortune in human affairs , and pays special attention to the ' Architecture of Fortune'5 ; but he severs himself at once from the demoralization of his predecessor's views by subor dinating fortune to virtue ' . Though he thinks it for ...
... fortune in human affairs , and pays special attention to the ' Architecture of Fortune'5 ; but he severs himself at once from the demoralization of his predecessor's views by subor dinating fortune to virtue ' . Though he thinks it for ...
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... fortunes ; never caring in all tempests what becomes of the ship of estates , so they may save themselves in the cockboat of their own fortune : whereas men that feel the weight of duty and know the limits of self - love , use to make ...
... fortunes ; never caring in all tempests what becomes of the ship of estates , so they may save themselves in the cockboat of their own fortune : whereas men that feel the weight of duty and know the limits of self - love , use to make ...
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... fortune and advancement , the beneficence of learning is not so confined to give fortune only to states and commonwealths , as it does not likewise give fortune to particular persons . For it was well noted long ago , that Homer hath ...
... fortune and advancement , the beneficence of learning is not so confined to give fortune only to states and commonwealths , as it does not likewise give fortune to particular persons . For it was well noted long ago , that Homer hath ...
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