The Advancement of Learning and New AtlantisOxford University Press, 1969 - 298 sider |
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... wherein he did labour to make this same Vox ad placitum to become Vox ad licitum , and to reduce custom of speech to congruity of speech ; and took as it were the pictures of words from the life of reason . 23. So we receive from him ...
... wherein he did labour to make this same Vox ad placitum to become Vox ad licitum , and to reduce custom of speech to congruity of speech ; and took as it were the pictures of words from the life of reason . 23. So we receive from him ...
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... wherein nevertheless rash diligence hath done great prejudice . For these critics have often presumed that that which they understand not is false set down : as the priest that , where he found it written of Saint Paul ' Demis sus est ...
... wherein nevertheless rash diligence hath done great prejudice . For these critics have often presumed that that which they understand not is false set down : as the priest that , where he found it written of Saint Paul ' Demis sus est ...
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... wherein there is most solitude , and them selves like to be most eminent : as Caesar Julius did , who at first was an orator or pleader ; but when he saw the excel- lency of Cicero , Hortensius , Catulus , and others , for eloquence ...
... wherein there is most solitude , and them selves like to be most eminent : as Caesar Julius did , who at first was an orator or pleader ; but when he saw the excel- lency of Cicero , Hortensius , Catulus , and others , for eloquence ...
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