The Works of Francis Bacon, Volumen1M. Jones, 1802 |
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... Jupiter , which he hearing of by the counsel of Pallas , sent for Briareus with his hundred hands to come in to his aid : an em- blem , no doubt , to shew how safe it is for mo- narchs to make sure of the good will of com- mon people ...
... Jupiter , which he hearing of by the counsel of Pallas , sent for Briareus with his hundred hands to come in to his aid : an em- blem , no doubt , to shew how safe it is for mo- narchs to make sure of the good will of com- mon people ...
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... Jupiter , Apollo , Mars , & c . but not the word Deus ; which shews , that even those barbarous people have the notion , though they have not the latitude and extent of it : so that against atheists the very savages take part with the ...
... Jupiter , Apollo , Mars , & c . but not the word Deus ; which shews , that even those barbarous people have the notion , though they have not the latitude and extent of it : so that against atheists the very savages take part with the ...
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... Jupiter did marry Metis , which signifieth counsel ; whereby they in- tend that sovereignty is married to counsel ; the other in that which followeth , which was thus : they say , after Jupiter was married to Metis , she conceived by ...
... Jupiter did marry Metis , which signifieth counsel ; whereby they in- tend that sovereignty is married to counsel ; the other in that which followeth , which was thus : they say , after Jupiter was married to Metis , she conceived by ...
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Francis Bacon. Metis , she conceived by him and was with child , but Jupiter suffered her not to stay till she brought forth , but eat her up ; whereby he became himself with child , and was delivered of Pallas armed out of his head ...
Francis Bacon. Metis , she conceived by him and was with child , but Jupiter suffered her not to stay till she brought forth , but eat her up ; whereby he became himself with child , and was delivered of Pallas armed out of his head ...
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... Jupiter , he limps , and goes slowly ; but when he is sent from Pluto , he runs , and is swift of foot ; meaning , that riches gotten by good means and just labour pace slowly ; but when they come by the death of others , ( as by the ...
... Jupiter , he limps , and goes slowly ; but when he is sent from Pluto , he runs , and is swift of foot ; meaning , that riches gotten by good means and just labour pace slowly ; but when they come by the death of others , ( as by the ...
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