Essays on Various Subjects, 2Johnson, 1809 |
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... Roman , with mag- nanimity in the open field ; Agustus shrunk from the face of war . The triumph of Ju- lius was derived from himself ; that of Au- gustus from his generals and ministers . Julius forgave ; Augustus never , he could ...
... Roman , with mag- nanimity in the open field ; Agustus shrunk from the face of war . The triumph of Ju- lius was derived from himself ; that of Au- gustus from his generals and ministers . Julius forgave ; Augustus never , he could ...
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... Roman pontiffs , not one example of true magnanimity and grandeur of soul is to be found . The Romish church was founded in hypocrisy , and by deep hypo- crisy it subsisted while in vigour . From the very genius of its hypocrisy ...
... Roman pontiffs , not one example of true magnanimity and grandeur of soul is to be found . The Romish church was founded in hypocrisy , and by deep hypo- crisy it subsisted while in vigour . From the very genius of its hypocrisy ...
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... fabric of Charles V , which was thought to have menaced a revival of the Roman em- pire , was humbled by the genius of this great , 4 great , though wicked minister , and feels the depression 12 ON HYPOCRISY AND OPEN PROFLIGACY .
... fabric of Charles V , which was thought to have menaced a revival of the Roman em- pire , was humbled by the genius of this great , 4 great , though wicked minister , and feels the depression 12 ON HYPOCRISY AND OPEN PROFLIGACY .
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... Roman em- pire . He was not without abilities , which well - directed might have gained him ho- nour ; but tainted early by the designing spirit of his mother , and naturally inclined to jealousy and suspicion , reserve and dis ...
... Roman em- pire . He was not without abilities , which well - directed might have gained him ho- nour ; but tainted early by the designing spirit of his mother , and naturally inclined to jealousy and suspicion , reserve and dis ...
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... Roman glory . religion was not all hypocrisy , but , though often artfully and wickedly assumed , was in general the religion of his heart , and had at least the sincerity of unenlightened zeal to plead he had no low and base - souled ...
... Roman glory . religion was not all hypocrisy , but , though often artfully and wickedly assumed , was in general the religion of his heart , and had at least the sincerity of unenlightened zeal to plead he had no low and base - souled ...
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