The Advancement of Learning and New AtlantisOxford University Press, 1969 - 298 sider |
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... humour of declaiming in any man's praises . Observe then the speech he used of Diogenes , and see if it tend not to the true state of one of the greatest questions of moral philosophy ; whether the enjoying of outward things , or the ...
... humour of declaiming in any man's praises . Observe then the speech he used of Diogenes , and see if it tend not to the true state of one of the greatest questions of moral philosophy ; whether the enjoying of outward things , or the ...
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... parts do not only so , but do further disclose the present humour and state of the mind and will . For as your majesty saith most gestures aptly and elegantly , ' As the tongue speaketh to 124 Of the Advancement of Learning.
... parts do not only so , but do further disclose the present humour and state of the mind and will . For as your majesty saith most gestures aptly and elegantly , ' As the tongue speaketh to 124 Of the Advancement of Learning.
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... humour of Tiberius in his begin nings , that would reign , but would not acknowledge so much . And in the later Academy , which Cicero embraced , this opinion also of acatalepsia ( I doubt ) was not held sincerely : for that all those ...
... humour of Tiberius in his begin nings , that would reign , but would not acknowledge so much . And in the later Academy , which Cicero embraced , this opinion also of acatalepsia ( I doubt ) was not held sincerely : for that all those ...
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