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Constantine the Great , in a kind of envy , himself being a great builder , as Trajan likewise was , would call Trajan parietaria , wall - flower , because his name was upon so many walls . 104. Ethelwold , bishop of Winchester , in a ...
Constantine the Great , in a kind of envy , himself being a great builder , as Trajan likewise was , would call Trajan parietaria , wall - flower , because his name was upon so many walls . 104. Ethelwold , bishop of Winchester , in a ...
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In the examination , that freed servant , who had much power with Claudius , very saucily , had almost all the words : and amongst other things , he asked in scorn one of the examinates , who was likewise a freed servant of Scribonianus ...
In the examination , that freed servant , who had much power with Claudius , very saucily , had almost all the words : and amongst other things , he asked in scorn one of the examinates , who was likewise a freed servant of Scribonianus ...
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The seaman taking him up , it came to trial : and the seaman began , and said all the points of his compass very exactly ; the judge likewise said his Paternoster : and when he had finished it , he rém quired the wager according to ...
The seaman taking him up , it came to trial : and the seaman began , and said all the points of his compass very exactly ; the judge likewise said his Paternoster : and when he had finished it , he rém quired the wager according to ...
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... who abstain'd from necessary labours , that they might be fit for such as were not so . 284. He likewise often used this comparison : the empirical philosophers are like to pismires ; they only lay up and use their store .
... who abstain'd from necessary labours , that they might be fit for such as were not so . 284. He likewise often used this comparison : the empirical philosophers are like to pismires ; they only lay up and use their store .
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... but the defect and imperfections of things hath brought in that help to piece them up ; as it is said , Martha , Martha , attendis ad plurima , unum sufficit . So likewise hereupon a a a Æsop framed the fable of the fox 101.
... but the defect and imperfections of things hath brought in that help to piece them up ; as it is said , Martha , Martha , attendis ad plurima , unum sufficit . So likewise hereupon a a a Æsop framed the fable of the fox 101.
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| Título | The Works of Francis Bacon ... Volumen2 de The Works of Francis Bacon, Francis Bacon |
| Autor | Francis Bacon |
| Editor | J. Cundee, 1802 |
| Procedencia del original | Biblioteca Británica |
| Digitalizado | 28 Ene. 2019 |
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