The Advancement of Learning and New AtlantisOxford University Press, 1969 - 298 sider |
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... wise in the history of persons , and chiefly of actions ; for princes in ancient time had , upon point of honour and policy both , journals kept , what passed day by day . For we see the chronicle which was read before Ahasuerus , when ...
... wise in the history of persons , and chiefly of actions ; for princes in ancient time had , upon point of honour and policy both , journals kept , what passed day by day . For we see the chronicle which was read before Ahasuerus , when ...
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... wise in things wherein nature admitteth a latitude . For he mought see that a strait glove will come more easily on with use ; and that a wand will by use bend otherwise than it grew ; and that by use of the voice we speak louder and ...
... wise in things wherein nature admitteth a latitude . For he mought see that a strait glove will come more easily on with use ; and that a wand will by use bend otherwise than it grew ; and that by use of the voice we speak louder and ...
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... wise and weighty , as many are of Cicero ad Atticum , and others . For letters have a great and more particular ... wise in their own ways that are weak for government or counsels ; like ants , which is a wise creature for itself , but ...
... wise and weighty , as many are of Cicero ad Atticum , and others . For letters have a great and more particular ... wise in their own ways that are weak for government or counsels ; like ants , which is a wise creature for itself , but ...
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